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Copy your Google Tasks list as plain text with dashes, directly from each list's three-dot menu. Turn a Google Tasks list into plain text you can paste into a message, document, or notes app. Copy List adds a Copy list option inside each list's three-dot menu, just above Print list. Open a list's menu, choose Copy list, and paste. Each unfinished task becomes one line with a dash: - First task - Second task - Another task Features - Copies full task titles, including text shortened on screen. - Preserves the displayed order and duplicate titles on different tasks. - Places subtasks on separate dash lines. - Leaves out completed tasks, descriptions, dates, and the list heading. - Shows a brief copy confirmation and provides a manual-copy fallback when clipboard access is blocked. - Supports keyboard navigation in the list menu. Privacy Task titles are processed locally on your device, only to provide the copy feature. The extension makes no network requests and includes no analytics, ads, or task-data storage. It writes to your clipboard but does not read it. Scope Works on the Google Tasks website at tasks.google.com. Gmail and Calendar side panels are not supported. Only tasks already loaded in the page are copied. For long lists or collapsed subtasks, expand and scroll through the desired tasks before copying. This is an independent, open-source project and is not affiliated with Google.
Nov 2, 2026
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