Windows 10: Microsoft To-Do for Windows 10 now lets you star most important to-dos

Microsoft To-Do for Windows 10 is today receiving a new update that lets you star the important to-dos. The company earlier this month started testing the new star feature with Windows Insiders in the Fast and Skip Ahead rings, and today the updated version of the app is available for the public.

Microsoft To Do for Windows 10 has been updated to version 1.35.1807.11001 and you can find the full changelog below.

• Introducing Importance! Now you can star your most important to-dos in each list and sort by Importance. Use the Importance smart list to see all of your starred to-dos in one place.
• We’ve also added attributions in shared lists, so you’ll be able to see who’s added and completed each to-do.

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