Latest Version:
OmniFocus 3.8 LATEST
Requirements:
macOS 10.14 Mojave or later
Author / Product:
The Omni Group / OmniFocus for Mac
Old Versions:
Filename:
OmniFocus-3.8.dmg
MD5 Checksum:
25c137164e7998d178cbcdac50433393
Details:
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The OmniFocus Clip-o-Tron is a free add-on to the Mac OS Mail app that allows you to create OmniFocus actions that reference Mail messages. In OmniFocus 1 this plugin was bundled with the app, but due to App Store restrictions, the Omni Group needed to provided this.
- OmniFocus has one thing in mind, and that's to help you Get Things Done. It's one of the most polished to-do managers out there, though it requires some practice to really take advantage of the.
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Features and Highlights
Perspectives
The tool lets you see your work in a variety of ways. Each perspective is designed for something specific: planning, doing, checking on your upcoming day, and more.
Review
Stay on top of projects and goals with the best way to Review. Customize intervals, shortcuts, and more. On iPad and Mac.
View Options
Change what you’re looking at on the fly. Filter actions by availability in project views, and sort them in context views.
Know Your Day
Without even opening the app, you can have a handle on all your top priorities for the day on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Just swipe down on iOS or open Notification Center on Mac.
OmniFocus Light & Dark
Omni Focus for Mac includes two built-in Color Palettes: light and dark. Both are easy on the eyes and look fantastic in full screen.
Note: 14 days trial version. Requires 64-bit processor.
OmniFocus is a great tool for keeping track of your tasks, and on the Mac it's easy to take an email and turn it into a to-do. On the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, however, there hasn't been an easy way to do that -- until the clever team at The Omni Group figured out how to use their own Omni Sync Server to make that happen.
To turn email messages into tasks in iOS, you first need OmniFocus for your Mac, iPhone, or iPad, and a free Omni Sync Server account. You'll need to enable the Omni Sync Server feature in OmniFocus, too, even if you use the app on only one device.
To enable syncing in OmniFocus on the iPhone and iPad, go to settings in the app (look for the little gear icon), tap Sync Method, then choose Omni Sync Server. On your Mac, launch OmniFocus, then go to OmniFocus > Preferences, and click the Sync tab. From there, you can enter your Sync Server account information.
The Mac and iOS versions of OmniFocus include Sync Server settings
Use your favorite Web browser to log in to your Omni Sync Server account, and then check the box next to 'I'd like to try out the Mail Drop beta.' That adds you to the request list, which should get you an email within a few days that includes your own personal Sync Server email address you'll use to add messages to your task list.
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When you get an email you want to add as a task to OmniFocus, just forward the message to your personal Omni Sync Server email address. It'll show up as a task in your In Box where you can add deadlines, categories, and other notes. I added my Sync Server address to Contacts so all I need to do is type 'MailDrop' in Mail's TO field instead of remembering the special address The Omni Group assigned to me.
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The feature is in beta, but it's been working great for me. It also took care of the major headache I was dealing with by not being able to directly add emails to OmniFocus tasks when I was away from my Mac. Thanks, Omni Group guys!