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I've finally made the switch from Wunderlist to Microsoft To-Do, but it hasn't gone as smoothly as I had wanted.
I am signed into three devices using To-Do: Web client in browser, iPhone and iPad.
I have successfully imported all my tasks from Wunderlist to To-Do, but my reminder notifications aren't showing on my iOS devices. They have successfully synced, but the web client is the only device showing reminder notifications. I have tried closing apps and signing out and back in again, to no avail.
After a little experimenting, the notification will only show on the device where I change the reminder notification time. For example, changing the reminder notification time on the web client results in the notification showing only on that device. The same applies to each iOS device.
Not sure if this is a bug or by design, but I rely on these reminder notifications on different devices to get my things done. I simply can't use it without this ability, which worked perfectly on Wunderlist.
Any suggestions as to where I might be going wrong, or simply some general advice would be greatly appreciated.
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The latest update seems to have solved the problem, at least for me. If you haven't updated in Apps you should try that.
Hi Joe,
I have had no luck with Microsoft. Their only suggestion to me was to try the app online, which I had already tried numerous times. Now, they are not responding to my emails. This shows me they do not have a fix.
I have switched to Zenkit Todo. I downloaded Wunderlist tasks in seconds amd it looks very similar to Wunderlist. It does cost $3/month, but Microsoft's free app is useless if it doesn't work.
Good luck!
Reluctantly, I migrated and switched from Wunderlist to Microsoft To Do about a week ago. The migration had no issues, other than having to re-set shared lists.
All week, I have been adding lists and tasks to my Microsoft To Do app on my iPhone assuming that those lists and tasks on my iPhone could be synced up to the Microsoft To Do application on my Mac.
Today, I opened the Microsoft To Do application on my Mac waiting for the sync to automatically start. It did not. There are a couple Sync buttons under menu "Help" and "Preference"; however, I think those buttons are related to "migration" and not "Sync" (I am still hoping I am wrong).
A key reason for a To Do list is the ability to sync between multiple devices. I cannot imagine why on earth Microsoft would make this feature only available for select accounts. I am still hoping this is just a small bug, but reviewing this thread it appear like this is a long term issue. Furthermore, I have not found yet a Microsoft response to this thread/issue, which leads me to believe that it may be time to find an alternative application/app that is close to Wunderlist as possible. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Joe.
So we're coming from Wunderlist as well and use Windows/Android in the house... The To Do lists we share with each other and imported from Wunderlist aren't syncing. One in particular is the grocery list that I got yelled at for not picking up stuff that was on the list. Wunderlist worked so great and we're super mad Microsoft bought them out and we have to deal with this.
Craig
Sync depends on the type of mail accounts only Exchange fully syncs, IMAP syncs mail only