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To Do List with Notification Google Chrome Extension




To Do List is a convenient and customizable to-do list extension for Chrome, designed to help users manage their tasks efficiently. With To Do List, users can create, track, and organize their tasks seamlessly, all within the browser.

Key Features:

Task Management: Easily add tasks to your to-do list using the intuitive interface. Simply type in your task and hit "Add Task" to include it in your list.

Notes Functionality: To Do List allows users to add notes to each task, providing a space to jot down additional details, reminders, or important information related to the task.

Task Status Tracking: Keep track of the status of your tasks with built-in checkboxes. Mark tasks as completed or pending with a simple click, helping you stay organized and focused on your priorities.

Task Deletion: Remove tasks from your list effortlessly by clicking the delete button next to each task. Clean up your list quickly to maintain clarity and focus.

Pending Task Reminder: To Do List includes a reminder feature to alert users about pending tasks. Set your preferred reminder time, and To Do List will notify you when there are tasks left incomplete.

Customization Options: Customize your task list according to your preferences. Add or remove tasks, edit task names and notes, and adjust reminder settings to suit your workflow.

Simple and Lightweight: To Do List is designed to be lightweight and user-friendly, providing a streamlined task management experience without unnecessary complexity.

How to Use:

Install the To Do List extension from the Chrome Web Store.
Click on the To Do List icon in the browser toolbar to open the to-do list interface.
Add tasks by typing them into the input field and pressing "Add Task".
Optionally, add notes to tasks by typing them into the notes input field.
Manage tasks by checking them off when completed or deleting them when no longer needed.
Customize reminder settings and enjoy seamless task management within your browser.
To Do List is the perfect tool for individuals looking to stay organized, focused, and productive throughout their day. Streamline your task management process and conquer your to-do list with To Do List today!


 

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