Feature requests

Reproduction steps (Chrome): Open up a large project with multiple labels so that the number of labels Open up the workloads panel so the number of labels is longer than the window Scroll the window to view the bottom labels The hours do not scroll at the same rate as the legend (see attached image) - this makes it very difficult to work out the allocation per label.

i just want to copy a project to use for a new project but can't figure it out. i've literally clicked on every single thing in the platform and losing my mind

The Critical Path options of Filter or Highlight present different tasks, logic demands that it would be the same tasks regardless of which "filter" option is chosen. Also, Once a Task is Completed, it is no longer part of the Critical Path. Good Luck with the development, TeamGantt is coming along nicely.

Not a big fan of the Undo function. I think a normal Undo-Redo behaviour, and to be a little fancier versioning in the way Google Docs does it.

Make the Group Progress bars reduced height. Visually, group bars need to be less obvious. All the bars being the same height isn't logical.

to show loading

The only way to have the different tasks update according to their dependencies is to move them. When you create tasks and define dependencies, you need to move the first task so that the others are moved accordingly. I guess that having dependencies between task Y depending on X means that Y should start after X. I would really like to see an option where all tasks are autoscheduled like it is the case in MS project. That would avoid to have inconsitency in some tasks in the project. Making new dependencies should update start times of subsequent tasks without having to move them. as a Starter, just a button updating the whole schedule depending on dependencies would be just fine.

In the workload section, if you scroll down the names on the left dont line up with the number of allocations a person has. This makes it extremely difficult to see who is available to allocate.