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A clean, minimal to-do list always one click away. "Today — Task List" is a minimalist productivity extension designed for local-only task management. It is a single-list tool intended to live in the browser toolbar, requiring no account creation or external configuration. How to Test: Add Task: Click the extension icon in the toolbar. Type a task in the input field and press "Enter" or click the "+" button. Complete Task: Click the task text or the checkbox to toggle the "done" state. Delete Task: Hover over an existing task and click the "×" icon that appears on the right. Bulk Clear: Click "Clear done" in the footer to remove all completed items at once. Persistence Check: Add a task and restart the browser. The task will remain visible, verifying the storage implementation. Technical Specifications & Permissions: Permissions: The extension requests only the storage permission. Data Storage: All data is stored locally on the user's machine using the chrome.storage.local API. Zero Network Activity: The extension is strictly "Offline-First." It makes no external API calls, carries no analytics/tracking scripts, and does not sync with any cloud services. Manifest Version: Built using Manifest V3. Privacy & Security: Since there is no backend server or user authentication, there is no risk of data breaches or unauthorized access. The extension does not access browser history, tabs, or any sensitive website content. Tester Support: For any questions during the review process, please contact the developer at info@celikovic.xyz. No test accounts or credentials are required to verify the full functionality of this extension.
May 9, 2026
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