I use Tasker for almost everything, Tasker in fact is my OS, I keep my settings in Tasker rather than in the OS menus as they will be with me with any device or any Rom I will use.

The most time consuming for me is to interact with the device and Tasker (Typing complex shell commands and navigate between the tasks and screens.

I understand this is big, but I would want some way to connect my laptop to Tasker and use Tasker as WebApp (with mouse and hotkeys)

If I open AutoInput accessibility, the system would become unresponsive, more specifically, it drop frames when I swipe. (I'm nor sure if I used the proper words) 

I did some research, found something on an article https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/55585722 

The article mentioned that the existence of AccessibilityInputFilter blocked the InputDIspatcher thread being awake. So the input event was put into next Vsync, which means the InputDispatcher won't follow the pace of InputReader, but the pace of Vsync. 

There is a super snappy app called FooView, and some people says the Advanced function in accessibility would cause dropping frames. So normally people only open the Basic function in

Suppose array %alphabet contains the values a,b,c,d,e. Currently if I want to access the first, third, and fifth I could write %alphabet(1) %alphabet(3) %alphabet(5), but this is a bit cumbersome as the number of entries I want increases.

Some programming languages offer the ability to access multiple array indexes in one function, in Tasker this would look something like this:

%alphabet(1,3,5) --> evaluates to a,c,e

This would be especially useful when searching for array matches using %var(#?pattern) - you could use %var(%var(#?pattern)) to instantly get all members of %var() which match pattern.

It would be useful to have a recursive option in file modified event. This option would be used to guard not only the modification of a file in the specified folder, but also in the subfolder a of the folder and so on.

I'd like to be able to use a variable to identify the path to the folder I want to guard. At the moment this seems not to be possible, since if I use a variable with the name of the folder then the profile doesn't react to any event. It would be very useful!

Traditional app state contexts work but are static: the only way to change the apps included is by opening Tasker's UI. The App changed event allows specification of included apps using a variable, but this is only an event, not a state.

I would like a combination of the two: an app STATE context which activates only when the app name/package/whatever matches a text field where a variable may be used.

There should be a variable that can be set in place of the root toggle so that commands that are created and run dynamically can automatically set if root will be required or not. Moreover if projects are being shared with other people, some people might not need or want to run shell commands as root. This would make it easier to create those projects with like a global variable maybe. If the value is "1", then run with root, otherwise don't run with root.

There should be an option to change the text size of shell actions and also an option to disable word wrap. Writing multi-line scripts in shell actions is a mess with word wrap enabled and really hard to understand what is going on.

Hello, please add root option in Google drive actions, like Copy dir action, this help me a lot.

Thanks

Hello Joao, I would like to request something that could be useful for some of us, overwall if we have many projects into Tasker (+1000 actions). It will help us to navigate between all the actions from a task, without the need of going back, and load the next/previous action again. It will also prevent loosing too much time (1-4 seconds) when Tasker has to load all the elements from UI editor, mainly for those phones that are not much powerfull as them would need to (CPU). So, below you have a picture as an example of what I'm talking

it has been always unavailable, but it would be very useful at boot/reboot to intercept that you have to insert the pin

I would first like to acknowledge that I might be getting something absolutely wrong here.

The code below will have the following results in chrome (accounted for CORS):

• results[0-8].fetch = "..." // contains something
• results[0-8].xhttp = "..."

but will have the following results in Tasker:

• results[0-4].fetch = "" // undefined
• results[0-4].xhttp = ""
• results[5-8].fetch = "..."
• results[5-8].xhttp = "..."

Few things to note:

• An observation will be that something is only returned if the URL doesn't end with "html" or a sever directory.
• The results here are the same with a POST request too.
• I currently have no workaround other

A lot of the time I have tasks that I would like to time-optimize.  I would like to know which actions in the task are the slowest ones.  It would greatly improve my judgment to know how slow each action is in my tasks.

The run log shows us the time each action happened, but sadly it only tells us the time down to the second.  NOT to the millisecond.

PLEASE allow us to enable more exact timestamps to be shown on the run log.  For users like me who want a better understanding of each action's latency, this is

App Selection form (used by "Launch App" action) would be more easy to use if it  included a search field

Sometimes I have variables that for whatever reason might not be referenced anywhere AS FAR AS TASKER KNOWS.

It is possible their references are formed programmatically, for example, and still being used in a project.

Without the explicit reference, Tasker places the variable into the home folder.  It can't be placed into the folders where it's being programmatically summoned.

I understand that I COULD create inane tasks in that project that reference these variables in the project they're used, but that adds task clutter to my increasingly bloated task list.  It would be cleaner to just be able to add

When entering the setting screen of an Auto series plug-in (for example, AutoInput), the Tasker UI language is switched to the OS language different from the preference until exit the tasker setting screen.

For example Event> Plugin> AutoInput> Gesture Action> Plugin> AutoInput> Action

Tasker: 5.8.0.beta.5 Android: 9 OS language: Japanese Tasker UI language preference: English

There are 3 options in setting quick settings action:

Active

Inactive

Disabled

Please add an option named "Toggle" so that there wouldn't be a need to define a wrapping variable to toggle a quick setting. It could be toggled when the option is set and the value of it being turned on or off could be accessible through an output variable. 

This makes tasker a bit easier for newbies. 

I'd like to suggest arrayed native/global vars. A user started a forum thread about date/time particulars. It seems to me that a hidden array is the perfectsolution, not just here but elsewhere. Example: DATE returns m-d-yy. Why couldn't DATE(1:4) return numbered year, month, day-of-month, and day-of-week? Same goes for TIME (i.e. hr, min, sec) but perhaps also encompassing TIMES and TIMEMS. Similarly, why not WIFI for the state, WIFI(1) for connection data, and WIFI(2) for scan data. DAYM, DAYW, TIMES, TIMEMS, and WIFII shouldn be delisted rather than deleted so that existing tasks will continue to function  I think this

- showing running tasks, active profiles and active variables with name of project - option to kill task

To document what a profile does and what is triggered by it would make life easier. Similar is already possible in a task to describe what it does and what input it uses.