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I use GTD with the Hit List on my iPhone and Mac. I also used to be a game tester, so I am familiar with testing applications.

Send me a code, and I will dedicate a few hours to testing.

Jim

You would lose that bet then.

OmniFocus uses secured connections to MobileMe and WebDAV.

http://forums.omnigroup.com/showthread.php?t=12731

In case it was overlooked, I'll ask this again:
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Are the URLs secure (HTTPS) or could a packet sniffer grab info as it passes over the same subnet?

I agree about credit card numbers, but I'd prefer all of my data to be safe over such a...

I've been thinking about this, and I think the point has settled (IMHO) into the following: This is all based on the user fully trusting their system (and each individual has different definitions of...

My main points have been based on keeping your data backed-up in as many secure places as possible, with as much automation of the back-ups as possible. A side (but pertinent) point, was that a...

I'm not sure if anyone still cares about this thread, but I saw an article today about Toodledo, and since it was passionately discussed in this thread, I felt this momentary catasrophy should be...

Take a look at NovaMind. They offer various versions (Platinum, Pro and Express) and one license is good for both the Mac and Windows versions. I like NovaMind's interface, and that they keep the Mac...

Touching a star once is clunky? Seems like we have differing opinions on what is clunky.

Local storage of active, synced data in Toodledo on a Mac or Windows desktop would be a better example of...

After another post on OmniFocus, I realized that I never followed up on this thread after I finalized my choice.

iGTD 2 seems to have stalled in alpha development.

Things has progressed slowly,...

If a tool doesn't work for a particular user, isn't it partially the fault of the tool? Maybe it needs to be more intuitive or functional or inviting? If a tool doesn't meet my needs/habits/desires,...

Tools are tools, and driving them is user-based. For example, when examining Toodledo, I spent more time tweaking it than getting things done with it. Is that the tool's fault? Maybe if it has some...

I think I see the overhead with paper in this instance (unless there is double entry, which is overhead in and of itself). The overhead is needing to clearly phrase the link to the project on each...

You only you lose synchronicity with the electronic version if you choose not to maintain it. That would be true of any system, paper and electronic or otherwise.

We have the reverse experience...

Hi Katherine,

Given that most electronic systems allow you to print your data, the electronic systems can reap the benefits of digital processing as well as the benefits of paper. Kind of a best...

Security, control, access and speed all contribute to my workflow and in my confidence in the tool. When they are there, I truly feel like I am Captain and Commander of my system.

If you aren't...

I find OmniFocus to be as fast as can be (I never have to wait on OmniFocus, whereas I have had to wait for a web app to update). Web applications are tied to the speed of your internet connection...

There is My Life Organized. There are tons of others, but MLO is actively developed, fast, and is speedkey friendly.

Even with a browser plug-in like Google Gears, I don't feel comfortable using a online-only web-only solution.

A native program will always be faster and more versatile than web-based one. With a...

I keep my information synchronized between my G5 Mac Tower and my MacBook Pro and my iPhone using MobileMe (which is working well now, after a rocky start). iCal works, and has a reasonable web...

I would recommend a system that syncs, as I've had to wipe my iPhone G3 once, and was able to restore my GTD data easily, due to the sync (I ended up losing the high scores in my games).

OmniFocus...