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Google Tasks could soon pick up this basic feature it should’ve always had

The wait for a dedicated search bar may soon be over.

Google Tasks could soon pick up this basic feature it should’ve always had

Recent observations point towards the introduction of a dedicated search bar in the upcoming version of the Google Tasks app. This addition would be a significant enhancement, considering that several competing to-do apps currently incorporate a functional search feature. Google Tasks has been receiving various improvements over the past year, such as the inclusion of deadlines and the integration of Keep reminders.

However, a notable absence in the app is the lack of a built-in search functionality to browse through to-dos or reminders. This apparent gap has led to speculation that a forthcoming update might address this issue. This story, featured by Authority Insights, offers exclusive insights, app analyses, leaks, and comprehensive tech coverage exclusively from the Android Authority team.

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