Windows 10: Microsoft To-Do for Windows 10 updated with new feature

Microsoft is today rolling out a new update for To-Do app. The latest update for Microsoft To-Do app on Windows 10 is available for the Insiders and it comes with new features. The app version is 1.35.1807.6002 and brings the ability to star important items which was missing in previous version.

The changelog has already confirmed that a new option has been added to the app that lets you mark an activity as important. All you would need to do is click the on star icon and it will be saved as important.

To make things easier for you, the activities marked as “important” will show in new important section. The update also fixes some bugs and improves the overall performance of the app.

You can find the full changelog below:

• Important activities – With this update you can mark an activity as “important” by clicking on the star to the right of the activity. All activities marked as “important” are grouped in the new Important section.
• Bug fixes and various improvements.

At the moment, the new version of Microsoft To-Do is available for the Insiders. The iOS and Android version of the app will be updated to support the aforementioned feature soon.

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