Add your tasks to Netvibes
Thursday, February 15, 2007 by Omar Kilani
We're big fans of Netvibes, and know that a lot of Remember The Milk users are too. We're really excited to announce that thanks to the help of Franck and Tariq from Netvibes, we've been able to create a Remember The Milk module which you can add to your Netvibes page.
With the module, you can review your tasks alongside your feeds, notes, photos, mail, search results and weather forecasts (there are hundreds of modules to choose from in the Netvibes Ecosystem to personalize your page).
What does the module do?
You can use the Remember The Milk module on your Netvibes page to:
- Review your upcoming tasks for the week
- Add new tasks and edit existing ones
- Easily complete and postpone tasks
- Review your overdue tasks
- Optionally show tasks with no due date
- Search your tasks with Netvibes in-page search
The module is available in 18 languages (like the rest of the service), and will use your Netvibes language setting to automatically display in your language. The module will also match your Netvibes theme, making sure that your Netvibes page always looks fantastic :)
Ready to add the module?
Click the button below to add the Remember The Milk module to your personalized Netvibes page.
Remember The Milk Dashboard Widget for OS X
Tuesday, February 6, 2007 by Emily Boyd
Use a Mac? Yoel Inbar has created a handy widget for displaying your Remember The Milk tasks on your Dashboard. The widget lets you choose to display tasks from all your lists or from a specific list. You can then mark your tasks as complete and undo your actions if you need to. Yoel would love your feedback, so feel free to shower him with praise on the forum :)
Inspired by Yoel and want to create widgets for your platform too? Check out the API and get hacking!
Got Sidekick?
Tuesday, February 6, 2007 by Emily Boyd
Just wanted to let those users with T-Mobile Sidekicks (aka Danger Hiptops) know that our mobile version now fully supports this device. Try it out at http://m.rememberthemilk.com/ — many thanks to Bryan and Yoel for helping us to test Sidekick support!
