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The "Done" button on the task edit page is misleading. I feel some hesitation. Is it "done editing" or "mark as done"? I suggest calling the button "Save", and it's what it does.

When I perform this sequence of events:

1.    Click on Ok
   

2.    Enter Text "example"
   

3.    Click on "Go"
   

4.    Click on Date:OFF
   

5.    Click on Time: OFF
   

6.    Change time
   

7.    Orientation change
   

The picker returns to the default value

When I perform this sequence of events:

1.    Click on Ok
   

2.    Enter Text "example"
   

3.    Click on "Go"
   

4.    Click on Done
   

5.    LongClick on Element in list
   

6.    Orientation change
   

The context menu on screen disappears.

When I perform this sequence of events (and a number of item are inserted in list):

1.    Scroll Down
   

2.    Orientation change
   

The list on the screen returns to the default position.

When I perform this sequence of events:

1.    Click on Ok
   

2.    Enter Text "example"
   

3.    Click on "Go"
   

4.    Click on Done
   

5.    LongClick on Element in list
   

6.    Click on "Quick Reschedule"
   

7.    Click on Date:OFF
   

8.    Click on Time: OFF
   

9.    Change time
   

10.  Orientation change
    

The picker returns to the default value

When I perform this sequence of events:

1.    Click on Ok
   

2.    Enter Text "example"
   

3.    Click on "Go"
   

4.    Click on Date:OFF
   

5.    Click on Time: OFF
   

6.    Click on Reminder: OFF
   

7.    Orientation change
   

The button returns to the default value

A single short tap on a task deletes it. There is no way to undo it. Other TODO apps don't let me delete tasks so easily. The cost of accidental task deletion can be significant - missing a meeting, getting late to an airport, failure to take a drug on time. The cost of not deleting a task with a single click is trivial - I still remember I have done it. I think the default tap action should be editing the task or maybe a menu asking what to do.

What's wrong with calling Jean-Jacques or buying tickets to Stratford-upon-Avon? Funny enough, I can create tasks in Russian, so Unicode must be supported, but a standard ASCII symbol is not allowed.

When I perform this sequence of events:

1.    Click on Ok
   

2.    Enter Text "example"
   

3.    Click on "Go"
   

4.    Click on Date:OFF
   

5.    Click on Time:OFF
   

6.    Scroll Down
   

7.    Orientation change
   

The list on the screen returns to the default position.