Less exposed lists

[smyru]

TaskList is very addictive. Number of my lists only grows. Although I am starting to observe a scalability issue. Due to a growing number of lists both cover and in the app navigation through lists is getting tedious. I have been watching this usage pattern and it happened to me that it would nice to be able to mark seldom used lists as less visible.

Ie. daily used lists would be first tier. They would be automatically visible as part of cover navigation and as "next > next > next" in app navigation. While lists seldom used fe. a checklist one uses every couple of weeks, months, etc. could be marked as available only from list listing view - "Manage lists".

[Armadill0]

I totally understand what you're talking about. Although I would prefer to implement it the other way round, that you need to mark lists which are more interesting than the others.

By default all lists are in the rotation and when the first is marked, we "whitelist" lists which should be available there.

I think a flag like "quick access" could be used to mark lists (as a new label in the "manage lists" view) to be available for the quick switch buttons.

What do you think?

[smyru]

Cool. I am not bound to the proposal technical implementation. I am glad to see it considered.