I totally agree - having Dynalist as an add-on integrated right into gmail so that it is visible as a pane alongside my email would be huge! Right now Google Keep and Google Tasks are the only ones available, but they are clunky, chunky and clumsy next to Dynalist. Nevertheless, Iām starting to use Keep more and more because of that integration, because itās always just there. Iām still keeping Dynalist alive, but only barely. If Moo.do or Workflowy beat you to add-on integration, itāll be very tough to stay with Dynalist. Dynalist is so much better, I do hope youāll take the plunge and integrate!
Iām not too focused on bringing emails into Dynalist. Maybe I should play with that, though, could be useful.
My real focus is the always-there, side-by-side integration of an embedded add-on. Iām a highly visual, highly distractable person in a chaotic environment ā if it isnāt in my field of vision, it ceases to exist! If I have to go looking for Dynalist, by the time I get it open, I forget why I opened it.
My current work-around is keeping a pen and paper by my keyboard to jot things on so that the email is still open and in my face, keeping me from forgetting what the stimulus was. Playing with the Google Keep add-on is another work-around, but it is such a sub-optimal tool that Iām still using pen and paper a lot.
Iām a highly visual, highly distractable person in a chaotic environment
by the time I get it open, I forget why I opened it.
lol I am the same.
Some day, computer interfaces will have the fluidity of papers on a table. The dream is out there, often called ambient computing for the operating system layer, instant apps, and āminority report interfaceā for the inputs. All the big cloud players have secret projects for it Iām sure. A lot of core tech needs to be rebuilt though, Linux is a mess, part supplier paradigms are entrenched. Iām impatient by how underrealized its potential is, it will pay for itself in enabling human flow and we will kick ourselves for putting up with how things currently work with computer apps.
If you use Firefox, Dynalist can be opened in the sidebar using the experimental feature Side View. With Side View, Dynalist can be opened from anywhere, not just in Gmail. Vivaldi has a similar built-in feature called Web Panel.