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Your tasks and perspectives everywhere. Near-instant push sync across all platforms: Mac, iOS, and web. Your Graffle documents and stencils on iPad, iPhone, and Mac. All in sync with OmniPresence. Your Outliner documents and templates on iPad, iPhone, and Mac. All in sync with OmniPresence. OmniFocus for the Web is a companion to OmniFocus 3 for Mac and OmniFocus 3 for iOS, available as part of an OmniFocus subscription. Using your web browser, you can view your projects, add actions, mark actions as complete, and more. It’s currently designed for use on a computer rather than use on a phone. Check browser compatibility. Reminders will sync tasks, and all folders, with Tasks in Outlook. Turn on Reminders Caputure in OmniFocus on your iOS device and select the appropriate folder. When you add a new task to that folder in Outlook Tasks, iCloud will sync it with Reminders on your device, which will then be caputured by OmniFocus and removed from Reminders and Outlook.

Now that Apple can share files and folders, I’m sorely tempted to let my Dropbox subscription expire. I’m generally not a fan of apps that embed themselves in the underlying operating system the way that Dropbox does on the Mac. Indeed on my laptop, I didn’t install the Dropbox hacks. When I need to upload a file there, I trigger a Keyboard Maestro script that gets me to the Dropbox website, and I drag and drop into the browser. Also, I don’t want to give another pile of money to Dropbox.

A few reasons are holding me back at the moment:

  1. iCloud Doubt Dropbox has always been rock-solid and fast. I’m not aware of ever losing a file through the Dropbox cloud sync, and I’ve always been impressed with Dropbox’s synchronization speed. Is iCloud up to that? It has been stable for me in terms of file and sync integrity. It’s definitely slower than Dropbox.

  2. Non-Apple People In the day job, I often have people I share files with that don’t own any hardware with a fruit logo. Historically, iCloud sharing has not been useful outside the Apple ecosystem. That is getting better now, but is it good enough yet?.

Apple could make this decision a lot easier for me later this month if they add additional features for iCloud sharing at WWDC. While I’ve got some time left on my annual Dropbox subscription, I’m keeping it as a backup, but I’m also trying not to use it. If I can get by a few months without having to resort to Dropbox, I’m probably good. Ideally, one cloud storage service is enough for me.

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OmniFocus is a personal task manager made for busy people. It helps users to organize projects, focus on the right tasks at the right time, and get stuff done. Spark & OmniFocus integration allows you to turn emails into tasks right from the app - learn how to do it below.

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Connect OmniFocus to Spark

  1. Open an email and click More on the toolbar at the top > Add Service.
  2. Select OmniFocus and click Connect.

Unity pro xl. Or:

  1. Click Spark at the top left of your screen.
  2. Select Preferences.
  3. Go to the Services tab.
  4. Choose OmniFocus and click Connect.
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  1. Open an email and tap More on the toolbar at the bottom.
  2. Tap Add Service and select OmniFocus.

Or:

  1. Tap the menu icon at the top left.
  2. Open Settings > Services.
  3. Tap Add Service and select OmniFocus.

Note:Connected Services don 't sync between devices. If you want to use OmniFocus with Spark on several devices, please add this service separately to each of them.

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Turn an email into a task

  1. Open the email needed.
  2. Click More on the toolbar at the top and select OmniFocus.
  3. By default, the Subject of the email is offered as a title of the task. Click the title to change it.
  4. Choose export options: link or Email.
  5. Set a Due date.
  6. Click Save at the top right.
  1. Open the email needed.
  2. Tap More on the toolbar at the bottom and select OmniFocus.
  3. By default, the Subject of the email is offered as a title of the task. Tap at the title to change it.
  4. Choose export options: link or Email.
  5. Set a Due date.
  6. Tap Save at the top right.

Remove a connected service

  1. Click Spark at the top left of your screen.
  2. Select Preferences > Services.
  3. Under Connected Services, click OmniFocus.
  4. Select Log Out at the bottom right.

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  1. Tap the menu icon at the top left.
  2. Open Settings > Services > OmniFocus.
  3. Tap Remove Account.
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