Remember The Milk for Gmail could profit from keyboard shortcuts, direct access to item notes and some refinements. It's also a pity Remember The Milk for Gmail is available for Mozilla Firefox only.
- Remember The Milk for Gmail adds amazing task management to Gmail
- You can connect tasks to emails and Gmail contacts and Google Calendar dates smoothly
- Remember The Milk for Gmail
- Remember The Milk for Gmail does not include keyboard shortcuts
- You cannot edit or access task notes directly in Remember The Milk for Gmail
- Remember The Milk for Gmail is available only in Mozilla Firefox
- Remember The Milk for Gmail plugs Remember The Milk task management into Gmail.
- You can access, edit, delete and complete all Remember The Milk tasks from a new task pane.
- Remember The Milk for Gmail lets you turn emails into tasks by menu item, starring them or by adding a label.
- Tasks can be linked to emails and Gmail contacts. When specifying dates, RTM can look up Google Calendar events.
- Remember The Milk for Gmail supports Mozilla Firefox 2.
With grace, Remember The Milk (RTM) handles your tasks and your routine. What, though, about the emails from which many a task arose, especially those in bare need of replying? You can link from Remember The Milk to emails in Gmail, of course, switch back and forth, press countless keys and hope for the best. Or install Remember The Milk for Gmail.
Remember The Milk for Gmail, available only for Mozilla Firefox as an extension, integrates RTM into Gmail so that you can see, edit and add to-do items alongside your emails. Remember The Milk for Gmail does a lot more than that, though.
When you add a task (which you can do in almost natural language: "Mail Angelique a week before trip to Fiji"), Remember The Milk for Gmail looks up Angelique in your Gmail contacts and links her to the task. If the Fiji trip is in your Google Calendar, Remember The Milk for Gmail will look up the date and pick the right due date, too.
Of course, you can also turn emails into tasks — reminding you to reply by default — easily, either using Gmail's "More Actions" menu or by labelling or starring a message. That the "Add Task" action is only available when a message is opened is one of the few points that could be refined. The lack of keyboard shortcuts, no direct access to task notes and that Remember The Milk for Gmail can only peek in your Google calendars, not others to which you subscribe, are others.
Remember The Milk for Gmail's task pane itself is highly functional, of course: it lets you pick the list (or smart list) to see, you can search easily and group tasks conveniently. Some actions appear a bit sluggish, but not enervatingly so.


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