I would like to know why this is marked as Not Planned since it has so many votes and so many people/companies would like to have a timer. be it on a timesheet, on the tasks & Issues. We process 100's of Tasks and Issues daily and we need a way for the team to correctly and accurately log time spent processing said Issues and Tasks.
Why is this still not planned? I've been hearing questions about this for several years and it appears this request goes back over five years. So, when this many users and companies are demanding the functionality why does Adobe continue to ignore it?
Why is this still not planned? I've been hearing questions about this for several years and it appears this request goes back over five years. So, when this many users and companies are demanding the functionality why does Adobe continue to ignore it?
Why is this still not planned? I've been hearing questions about this for several years and it appears this request goes back over five years. So, when this many users and companies are demanding the functionality why does Adobe continue to ignore it?
How can I upvote this? We are currently using Stopwatch and find it very clunky. It would be great to have the start/stop timer within the UI, and be able to quickly and easily start and stop without having to sort/filter through a bunch of tasks. Our team is struggling after transitioning from Wrike to Workfront.