The TaskNotes plugin transforms task management by treating each task as an individual Markdown note enriched with YAML frontmatter. It supports extensive metadata like due dates, statuses, priorities, contexts, and project links, allowing users to create deeply connected and highly customizable workflows. With multiple views including calendar, kanban boards, filtered lists, and daily agendas, it fits both simple to-do tracking and complex project planning. Time tracking features like start/stop timers, session history, and an integrated pomodoro timer help monitor productivity. Tasks can also recur with per-instance tracking, and the plugin supports ICS feed subscriptions for syncing with external calendars. The ability to extend frontmatter for custom fields enhances compatibility with other Obsidian tools like Bases.
TaskNotes 3.25.3
Added
- (#877) Added standard Obsidian CSS classes to settings tab buttons for improved theme compatibility
- Fixes issue where themes like Retroma couldn't distinguish active tabs
- Thanks to @Bregor for the contribution
Fixed
(#899) Fixed "Folder for converted tasks" setting being hidden when convert button is disabled
- Setting now always visible since it affects command palette task conversion
- Resolves confusion for users who convert tasks via command palette
- Thanks to @nnnell for the fix
(#905), (#907) Fixed project filter incorrectly affecting custom field suggestions
- Custom field wikilink suggestions (
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) now show all vault files instead of only filtered projects - Task Edit modal now uses consistent hierarchical tag matching with Task Creation modal
- Thanks to @renatomen for the thorough fix and tests
- Custom field wikilink suggestions (