Before you start
Sign in to the intended identity and work within projects you can access. Saved views require a working Account connection.
What to do
- Open the search and command control, or press Ctrl+K on Windows or Command+K on macOS. Type to narrow the available commands, projects and tasks; use the arrow keys and Enter to choose a result.
- Outside text fields and other open dialogs, press Q to open a new-task editor, / to focus the current view's search, or ? to review keyboard shortcuts. Choose the intended project and save the task through its normal editor.
- Choose the task layout, project, status, search and sort controls that match the work you want to see.
- Use Save view and enter a useful name. Using the name of an existing saved view updates that named view, so review the name before saving.
- Open the saved view to restore its filters. If synchronisation is unavailable, keep the current filters and use Refresh views when the connection recovers.
- Use the view's link-copy control when you need its URL. Remove a saved view only when you intend to remove that saved shortcut; it is separate from deleting the underlying tasks.
What happens next
The saved view reopens its accepted filter context for your account. Searching, copying a link or changing a view does not change task ownership or grant project membership.
If something goes wrong
A filter can hide existing tasks, and a search result can become unavailable if access changes. Quick-create shortcuts are inactive while editing text or another dialog is open. If a view save fails, inspect the reported synchronisation state and existing named views before retrying. Contact Yasa with the view name and affected service if the problem persists.
