Recurrent Tasks for GTasks

Chrome Web Store

by jsdev2015

v19 Updated Dec 17, 2020 10.14KiB

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★ 2.97

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Description

Add recurrent/repeating tasks to your existing Google Tasks & Google Calendar. No external service needed. You will be able to create tasks repeating daily/monthly/yearly. These tasks will be visible & accessible both via standard Google Tasks and Google Calendar apps. The only special requirement of this app is that you would keep your recurrent task "templates" in separate task lists, from where app would automatically generate task instances... so you will end up having one more task list to maintain :-) That's all.

Reviews (9 cached)

Last 12 months

★☆☆☆☆2019-03-26

Oh, my goodness! I just installed it, and it started to develop these false recurring tasks, like "buy milk" every Monday and Thursday, and "water plants" every other Saturday! It even said "pay taxes" on April 14! No, this was no joke, as no one else uses this account. I deleted the app, and it still took some work to get the tasks off.

★☆☆☆☆2017-07-25

Andy K

A dog. Looks ugly and is hard to use.

★☆☆☆☆2016-11-22

Morten R. Husfeldt

Doesn't work for me... cannot see it in extensions and cannot remove it

★☆☆☆☆2016-07-31

Greg Shore

I needed to be able to create recurring tasks. I have no desire to learn to write code in order to do it.

★☆☆☆☆2016-07-10

Does not uninstall. Leaves behind a script that fails and generates a large message stream in a popup each day. Can't find the script it left behind.

★☆☆☆☆2016-05-04

Proctor's Family

Can't get to work. would like to remove it.

★★☆☆☆2018-07-23

Dawn Cruz

Not able to remove the script's error message entirely. Maybe due to lack of technical know-how.

★★☆☆☆2017-03-04

Anand Pai

Does not uninstall. If you disable from Google app, it Leaves behind a script that fails and generates a large message stream in a popup each day. Can't find the script it left behind.

★★★☆☆2016-05-02

Jeff Harrison

Right idea, but missing some important options to be "fully baked." Author lists it as a workaround ("As I mentioned - it is just a workaround"), though, so it is what it is.