We released a new version yesterday. It includes many bugfixes and improvements. Here are the biggest changes:
Cheers,
Toggl Team
With today’s release, a lot of stuff was dropped:
If you are experiencing strange behaviour, do a refresh to the web page or Toggl Desktop. Questions, comments and everything else can be posted here as a comment or you can write directly to our support mail address.
Toggl Team
UPDATE: There has been a lot of complaints about missing features in the new Classic timer. Here is a list of things that we are improving in the very near future (hopefully we’ll manage to do it next week):
- search bar – will search from the task names again;
- click on a project name – will start a new task;
- title of the pop-out window – will include the current task name in it.
For all our users running Android: we have released a brand new application for your phone!
The timer is currently in beta stage and if you want to take a look at it, try it out and help us find bugs, then you can grab it here: download.toggl.com/android/toggl.apk
Cheers,
Toggl Team
UPDATE: The application does not support Google signin at the moment. In the meantime, while we implement support for it, you can use your Toggl password. It was sent to your inbox when you registered with your Google account.
UPDATE #2 @ July 7th: We uploaded a new version that includes landscape mode, Google login and a few bugfixes!
UPDATE #3 @ July 8th: Many bugfixes.
We just released a new version of Toggl Desktop – 2.6.1.
List of changes:
- All the settings are now inside one settings window. Right-click on the system tray menu and select “Settings”.
- Proxy support. The new settings window includes options to set up the application to work behind a proxy.
- The Mac version does not litter user’s home folder any more and all the application specific files are now located under ~/Library/Application Support/.
- Autopilot improvements. You can now help us improve Autopilot by allowing the application to upload anonymous accuracy statistics. You can do it by checking the checkboxes in the Autopilot settings window:
You can download the new version from Toggl Desktop download page.
Toggl Team
We are going to drop the old API on July 1st. Since the old Toggl Desktop (the Windows-only desktop client with version number 1.0.3 and less) uses the old API, it will stop working.
We ask everybody who uses the old desktop app to upgrade to the newest version, 2.6.0. You can get it from our download page.
Toggl Team
Hey. We just released a new version. Here is a list of updates/improvements:
- ‘All time’ filter for reports
Now you can run reports without a date frame. Just select ‘all time’ from the date selection box.
- Classic timer improvements
- added the idle notification screen (appears only in Toggl Desktop);
- several layout fixes for Internet Explorer 8;
- reduced the height of current task panel and increased the height of project/task list;
- administrators now see only the projects they are members of.
- Basecamp import modifications
There was a restriction that the user had to be a manager of a project in Basecamp to be able to import it. We removed that restriction. Now you can import every project that you are a member of.
Cheers,
Toggl Team
Hey.
We are soon going to implement global keyboard shortcuts for Toggl Desktop. The first shortcuts include starting and stopping the current task and creating a new task.
What do you think should be the default key combinations for these actions? You can leave your opinion in the comments.
The new Classic timer is ready, only a few small details need to be tweaked. Related to this, we are going to drop the old one. The old Classic has served us for quite a long time but now it’s time to replace it with a more responsive and aesthetically pleasing timer.
As of July 1st, the old Classic will be gone and replaced by the new Classic. For everybody who use the old Classic, the switch to the new one will be automatic.
Try the new one out! Go to “My settings” and select “Timer Classic Nova” as your timer. If you use Toggl Desktop, then right-click on the system tray icon and select “Timer Classic Nova”. Let us know if there is something missing or wrong in the new Classic.
Old vs new Classic
Toggl Team
We released a new version of Toggl Desktop today – 2.6.0. Here is a list of changes compared to the previous version (2.5.1):
Autopilot
Autopilot is now out of beta and inside Toggl Desktop. What is Autopilot, you ask? Autopilot studies the applications (and the words in the title bar) you use while tracking different projects. After a short study period, it can give you suggestions on what project to track, based on the application currently in focus. Since it matches your projects with the application and the words in the title bar then you can use the same set of tools on different projects and Autopilot can tell them apart.
When you have a tendency to forget switching off the timer when finishing a task, you’ll find Autopilot quite useful. It will also help you catch all the seconds when your work time is very fragmented across different projects.
If you get a chance to test-drive the Autopilot for a day or two, it would be great if you could fill out a very short survey (takes about 2 minutes) about how useful you found it. That would help us improve it.
NB! Autopilot works currently only with timer Nano! Support for the new Classic will follow soon. Old Classic will not have Autopilot support. You might want to check out the Autopilot FAQ page as well.
New Classic timer
You can now use the new Classic timer inside Toggl Desktop. It has been added to the list of available timers. Simply right-click the system tray icon and select “Timer Classic Nova”.
Improved offline support
Many small fixes to improve the behaviour in offline mode.
Download the new Toggl Desktop.
NB2! The new version is available for Windows and Mac. Linux users must wait a bit until we get Autopilot working their OS too.
Cheers,
Toggl Team
