Quicksilver Todoist plugin

Todoist is yet another online "task manager" / todo list that lends itself to the whole GTD craze. Now Jonathan Johnson has hacked together a Quicksilver plugin that integrates with Todoist so that you can easily add entries to your online Todoist Projects. Although it lacks a lot of the functionality of the Stikkit Quicksilver plugin we mentioned earlier (in particular it only allows you to add, not edit, entries), nonetheless it could be a handy thing for those who prefer the nicely streamlined Todoist interface.

The Todoist Quicksilver plugin is a free download from NilObject.

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christopher

I've read the first one and a half pages of the introduction in Melman's guide and I already understand what the big deal is.

That's exactly what I needed. Thanks!

May 08 2007 at 2:46 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

Andrew J Garcia

fear not chrisopher. search is a beautiful thing.

Searching for quicksilver here on TUAW:
http://www.tuaw.com/search/?q=quicksilver

And for the guide you probably need, try here:
http://www.tuaw.com/2007/01/18/melman-quicksilver-users-guide/

May 08 2007 at 2:15 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

christopher

I'm very new to the Mac. I love this site and have learned a lot from it, but one thing continues to confuse the Apple-loving-crap out of me: What is Quicksilver? I've been to their site and tried to figure it out for myself, but I don't yet see what's so great about it or why every third post here is about a new or different way to use Quicksilver.

Would an explanation be outside the realm of a Mac 101, or is there a previous post that can explain what the big deal is? If it's really that great I want in, but why?

May 08 2007 at 2:00 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply