Updates

Stability issues ("blank pages") addressed

Emily Boyd

Emily Boyd

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Some users have reported seeing blank pages and the “lists.load failed, try again?” message over the past day or so.

This turned out to be a problem within our caching layer, and we think we’ve now addressed it.

If the issue persists, please let us know.

We’re sorry we missed that one, but our extensive scalability tests didn’t seem to turn it up. Unfortunately it happened while I was stuck on a plane all day (apparently just prior to boarding a 14 hour flight from Sydney to San Francisco isn’t the best time to launch your new web application).

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Behind the Scenes

Birthday #21

It’s our birthday! Twenty-one years ago, we released Remember The Milk into the wild. We’d like to know where all that time went (2005 was only a few years ago, surely?). Bob T. Monkey is mostly wondering how big a cake you'd need for twenty-

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Remember The Milk app icon beside an iOS 27 icon, surrounded by colorful confetti on a blue background.

Updates

iOS update: Now with support for iOS 27

Our latest update adds support for iOS 27. If you’ve updated to the latest iOS, you need to download this update! Here’s what you’ll find in version 10.5.0: * Improved: We’ve made a whole bunch of fixes to ensure that the app runs smoothly on

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Bob and an elephant sitting side by side.

Tips & Tricks

Tips & Tricks Tuesday: Managing checklists with Evernote

Organizing your lists is an important step to keep your information ready when you want it. This week’s tip comes from gustavo.marins, who shares a simple way to keep a group of checklists within reach for reference. I use Remember The Milk together with Evernote to manage various

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Bob T. Monkey with 20 chocolate chip cookies.

Behind the Scenes

Birthday #20

This week, we celebrated Remember The Milk’s twentieth birthday! 🎉 Back in 2005, Remember The Milk was just a small idea shared by two humans and one enthusiastic stuffed monkey. It’s hard to believe we’re now celebrating two whole decades of helping people all around the world get

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