IT would be great to save default settings for things I use a lot, like flashes, notifications, Say and Beeps, etc.

Please make this possible because I really need to change "Maximum Tasks Queued" in tasker kid app

Hello,

I have a task using the AutoInput plug. However, recently, possibly since my Samsung Galaxy FE S20 got updated to Android 12 I get the following error message: "Please unlock the app os start a trial to use this"

I purchased the app some time ago. I cannot find anywhere in the app where I can check its registration status.   I'm hoping you can help me, it's very useful to me.  

I often wish I could create objects instead of grouping variables by naming convention. It can get messy if you have 2 or more of the same types of objects to track. If named objects could be implemented, it would be possible to store multiple values to a single variable name and constrain usable properties to the object's structure. The structure would help 'group' properties for variables of a similar type.

In terms of integration, it would be great to have the option and flexibility with actions that output multiple variables. A good use case is creating a profile for

Hi this is a request for addition of a built-in javascript function for setting display brightness (eg displayBrightness(int level, bool disable safeguard, bool ignore current level). As it is now, HTML sliders created in tasker webview element must call performTask() to change brightness level, causing laggy behavior on slider value change. Thanks! 

I believe scenes are the most powerful tool in Tasker, which expands the scope of area where all we can implement advanced automation.

But the most difficult thing when it comes to Tasker is, modifying a scene, where we can't move an entire scene together. We have to move each and every single element in it, one by one. This is a hectic task especially when there are too many tiny elements in a scene.

It would've been much easier to reposition or resize the elements in a scene, if we had an option to select multiple elements at a time,

Could a "don't log errors" be added to HTTP Request?

I am attempting to contact a server that is not available 24/7 and, even though my app deals with being unable to fulfil the request (usually "no route to host"), I am still greeted with a mass of error reports when I open the Tasker application, which could wipe out or obfuscate real issues.

An action that can be performed inside of a task that will test and return the current media state variables similar to the event trigger "Music track changed". This would allow tasker to be configured to check the media state in the event that tasker detected music playing, was disabled, and then re-enabled but music was no longer playing. Basically a manual check in case of error. 

The only way I can see currently to do this, is to configure a AutoNotification state monitor that checks for media notifications with certain apps. But would be great to have built into

I have a lot of tasks not linked to a profile. Several of them have actions that refers to a plugin. And I use quite a lot Tasker plugins. Every now and then I have to export/import my whole configuration to a new phone And until I intercept and install ALL referred plugins, the popup logs will flood me with tens of messages every time I open Tasker. They are demo/study tasks or historical ones, I want to keep them there, and I want to have the popup log activated.

Need some help to avoid going manually through tens of tasks looking

Hi,

Android 11 or 10 introduced new type of notifications: silent. Its is configurable per notification channel.

I think, that Tasker should implement it in Notification Event, so user can be able to filter new notification by type silent or normal.

Allow configuration of a looping animation in the scene editor. This would prevent elements to be static, which would prevent Burn-In in OLED displays

Options like:

-Start position

-End position

-Speed

When the scene is created, the element start at it's start position, and it will work its way until it reaches it's end position, at which point it will start in reverse, until it reaches it's start position again, and it will keep looping

Another option would be to spin the element, in which case there would only be the option to control direction and speed. Like a semi-circle

For example: use notify$ to find notify w/out including notify cancel.

In Tasker I set the theme to dark. But when I export a child app, for example, the app pick dialog shows in the standard orange tasker theme. I want to be able to also change the theme in the child app. For example, using the 'Set Tasker pref' action.

Create an action like "stop task" for multiples tasks on same time.

Inside this new features. 

You can query wich task can be stop and this action can have options like :

Kill all the task inside the current project whose the task is built.

Excludes some tasks can not be killed.

Filter by project. If the Task is use inside an other projects. The option return a value

Lately I've found that Tasker Keyboard gets stuck sometimes for 30 seconds (And then it throws Action Timeout Error), stopping my whole Task for that time. It happens when I copy something to the clipboard and then inmediately try to use the Tasker Keyboard action. This is probably caused because of the Android 10+ Workaround for the clipboard.

It seems that the default Timeout for that action is 30 seconds. Can you add an option to modify that value like with other actions? That would help a lot with this issue.

I sometimes need to be able to search for for example different variables in the code. There seems to be a small error in this search possibility, as it only returns the lines where the variables are being set, like "Variable Set %var to 0", but not the lines where the variables are being used, for instance if you set a command to be run only "If %var = 0" or something like that, the search for "%var" doesn't stop at that command. Anything to do about that?

For example, decrease the time remaining on a widget by 1 minute while it is running, without losing its place. If the resulting time would be 0 (or less), then the timer expires. 

I have been a Tasker user since I remember.  I'm happy to see more features being added almost daily, unfortunately one feature that is missing is able to start the build in VPN.  Can you please add it to the next release?  

Could you do something like that? even if it is possible to do this by obtaining the project before building to send to Android Studio or Java IDE (Android)

Because it is not being very good to do this by modifying the apk and it makes the job harder to use it and also add an action to export the assets file