I have created a Tasker Project ( called BillFolder) with a :

Profile – ( called Start )-Boot Device which links to my tasks called wifion.

( to start the project/app when the device is booted)

And a simple task sequence called Wifion.

1-Wait 7 minutes

2-Wifi – Set on

3-Wait 5 seconds

4-Wifi Net – Action Reconnect

5-Wait 7 minutes

6-Goto type Action Number 1

Under preferences – Monitor – Run In Foreground is not selected.

                               UI – Beginner Mode is not selected.

The project has no user interface , and should auto start at power up and

I want to launch an app (http://kaljurand.github.io/K6nele/) that supports list-valued EXTRAs via Tasker, but Tasker's "System / Send Intent" does not seem to support such EXTRAs. This is what is supported according to http://tasker.dinglisch.net/userguide/en/intents.html

If the value can be parsed as an integer, long (integer ending in L), floating point number, double (float ending in D) or boolean (true/false) it will be treated as one. The value can also be forced to a simple type (long etc) or Uri via casting. The name of a Java object created via the Java Function action which is of type Parcelable can also be used (e.g. a Bundle) If

I want to launch an app (http://kaljurand.github.io/K6nele/) that supports lots of EXTRAs via Tasker, but Tasker's "System / Send Intent" only supports 3 EXTRAs. Maybe this is just a UI limitation, but even then it is a limitation, for which I don't know a good workaround.

Currently the "Text" elements in the scene creator allow for the field to be set to "HTML" instead of "Plain Text". This currently allows for adjustments of the text like size/colour/bold etc, programmed directly into the text field with HTML code. however, this is very basic HTML support and would like to expand the option to include CSS styles so that text can be altered further, for instance the below doesn't currently work in the text field.

<p style="text-transform: capitalize;">%DEVMAN</p>

Where %DEVMAN = device manufacturer. Since this is a global variable I don't want to have to create another variable

Ability to receive the response from a user when prompted with a dialog called by Tasker's Java function action.

Useful for getting user to accept kid app permissions at runtime and many more!

My basic android developer skills (followed a course in college) tell me you can add a animation when starting an activity (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2651360/how-to-provide-animation-when-calling-another-activity-in-android).

Currently the activity pops into existence, which is fine for when you want to automate something in said activity. But one of the ways I use tasker is for (re-)adding shortcuts that OEMs sometimes remove (like the Google In-App search). I'd like to get as close to the indented experience and an animation would be nice.

Use cases:

I create a sound toggle task that turns sound on and off. Before running the task I always check a sound variable to check if the sound is on or off before running the appropriate task. The icon should show a 🔊 when the sound variable is true and should show a mute icon when the variable is false. 

Music: play icon when music is paused, pause icon when music is playing

Etc

Arrays can be used as queues if `%array_name(#)` can be used in the Position field. I know a very large integer can be used but `%array_name(#)` conveys intention much better.

Very detailed background: Calendar entries can have different availability options to mark a calendar entry as "free" or "busy". A normal calendar entry for a meeting would be marked as "busy" and is the default. You can also have an entry marked as "free" when you want more of a reminder of a meeting that you might not attend. This concept exists in both Google Calendar and Microsoft Exchange/Outlook. Google Calendar shows this setting as "Show me as" with options Available and Busy and Exchange shows this setting as "Status" with options Busy, Free, Tentative, or Out of Office.

In

Doing so would allow conditions to be named for easy use only for Profile Active State triggers.

The current workaround it's to have such profiles associated with a "No Op" task.

It would be nice to be able to create polylines in map scenes by simply providing an array of GPS coordinates.

some times we may need to protect some new files automaticlly, and zip with code is a easy and dependable way to do that, hope the developer could consider it.

Add a fingerprint event so Tasker can respond to fingerprint scanner from any screen.

This will enable things like turning off screen with fingerprint sensor, as well as execute any task with a touch of finger.

Better have options to respond only to registered finger, as well as gestures (fingerprint swipt down... Etc.)

When programmatically updating two scene elements, one element will get the value of the other, at least for Number Pickers. `new_val` acts like a Singleton having just one state.

I've been seeing this behavior for the Expiry Hours element. Logging shows one value of `%new_val` before the assignment and a different value after the assignment.

Logging shows `eh` eventually getting the value meant for `em`.

A use-to-use share community is helpful to guide the newcomers and maintain the vitality of the APP.

However, it is inconvenient when you want to share your useful profile to others. Here are some common ways I saw on the internet:

1. Record a video to tell others how to set a profile. I think this would hold back most people who just want to share their thoughts.

2. Write down all the setting steps like this one: https://forums.androidcentral.com/android-apps/301540-tasker-lets-contribute-profiles.html

3. Export profile and import profile. 

I think Workflow on iOS has done a good job. as attached file. Click the button

One use for this would be to parse text messages or notifications for dates and times, then email the message body to a task manager app (Todoist or TickTick) so they'll automatically be added to your schedule. 

With this you could use Tasker to get total integration between a task manager app, email, calendar app, and your phone.

I know there are some plug-ins for this, but I think it would be a very useful feature for Tasker to have natively. 

It's sometimes useful to be able to perform multiple tasks simultaneously (eg one task may be updating some state in the background).

For example, a Scene may be taking input for some duration and updating an expiry widget based on the duration input and the current time. But the time itself can be changing, too; it would be nice if the expiry widget can be updated when the current time changes.

Since João's new update, I have been able to successfully disable the Tasker password when at home and have it enabled when I leave home.

In Tasker preferences, make sure Lock on Startup is checked.

In a task, choose + then Tasker | Set Tasker Pref. In drop-down list, choose Lock Code.

Type in the code for when this option is enabled.

Delete the value so it's Unset for when you want it disabled.

An extra variable is needed so Lock on Startup can be enabled or disabled. At the moment, if you keep this option enabled, then run the

Please add a switch statement that could be used in place of if-else -else if.  If you wish to check for a few conditions a switch statement would be easier to code and read instead of the multiple nested if-else if statements.

For the Network Access action, instead of picking apps from a list, would be nice if one can use a variable/array to specify the app(s). This way, we can allow or deny different apps based on conditions.