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How to auto-hide completed items in checklist

Chelsea_5riguk

This has been asked before but not answered, so I wanted to bring it up again to the Atlassian support folks. Can you add a setting to default hiding checklist items after they have been completed? I use recurring cards with checklists daily and that small extra step to hide checked items is deeply annoying after clicking it hundreds of times. This should be a global board setting that can be toggled on and off, and retaining the "show completed items" button within each card.

Thanks!

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Sal_mqejn5

Hey @Chelsea, sadly, Trello doesn't have a built-in way to auto-hide completed items in a checklist. I think it's because the Hide checked items option relies on your browser's cache and isn't saved on our servers, so automating it with Automation probably won't work. Some of this information was mentioned a few years back in this post here.

Still, I believe it would be a good idea to have the option to create an automation command that hides all checked items of a specific checklist, making things easier for you and other users. That said, I'll bring your feedback to our product team, and hopefully, they can bring it in the future

unknown

I just posted this link on the older question thread:

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/hide-activity-details-+-t/hcgmjpjodnakphfpegldpbcajlmpfipa?hl=en-GB&pli=1

It is a chrome extension and I would prefer a native power-up, so I am continuing my search. This may work for someone else, though

Arbibi

Here’s hoping!

Brandon Blackwell

This would be incredibly helpful!

Mikael Byström

@Sal , you failed to address why this isn't working in the Trello app. In my case in macOS.
This is just one of many stupid limitations a product owner worth the name would have addressed years ago.