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In multi-selection, Shift+Click should select range of events

Feature RequestUser Experience

If I have event-A, event-B and event-C back to back, instead of having to Cmd+Click 3 times to select all three, I could Click event-A and then Shift+Click event-C to select all three.

This behavior seems to be standard across Finder, Linear, Gmail, Spotify, YNAB, WhatsApp Web, and likely many others.

Generalizing, Click would set boundary-A, Shift+Click would set boundary-B, and the selection would cover min(A,B) <> max(A,B).

Posted by Alaa ·
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  • Danny Hatcher (Customer Support) changed status to In Review
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    Dec 29, 2024

  • Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)

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    Dec 29, 2024

    I assume the shift + mouse drag doesn't suit your usecase.

    If you were to hold the shift key would it select all tasks, events and frames between the time frame?

    • Alaa

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      Dec 30, 2024

      Danny Hatcher (Customer Support), correct! And if I wanted to exclude a specific item that was covered by the time frame, I would Cmd+Click it, like in the mentioned apps.