Ask Dr. LJ: online list keeping (attack of the OCD archivist)

[mizarchivist]

I'm still in search of the ultimate to do list online.
In an ideal world it would have/be:

• Google-widget compatible.
• Particularly, fit on my work's Partnership page and allow me to log in via that Partnership account. I appear to really be Google's bitch these days. Just saying.
• Shareable

MUST have:

• multiple list function
• tagging
• note taking
• searchable

What I have used so far:
Listaculous. Didn't like the way it logged me out randomly and I couldn't see all the tabs at once. You could only delete the finished tasks- I want to track what I've done.
Google Notebook: pretty good. Has tags, easily shiftable (can move tasks from one notebook to another). The bad part Is not obviously transferable into Partnership format. Its format is also not quite great, either- too spread out across the page- too much white space. If there are keyboard shortcuts, it's not part of the FAQ.

Any thoughts from the peanut gallery on list keeping tools that might live up to my impossible standards?

Comments

[cintyber.livejournal.com]

Have you tried todoist?
http://todoist.com/

[penk.livejournal.com]

http://www.rememberthemilk.com/

[mizarchivist]

That was on my shortlist

[catness.livejournal.com]

When it starts to get this crazy, I start using a paper notebook. Really.

[mizarchivist]

I believe you. So does lifecollage.

[omegabeth.livejournal.com]

I am glad to hear you ceased to be enamoured of listaculous--I tried it based on your last post, and thought it was just user error :-).

[mizarchivist]

I have been transferring things into Remember the Milk this morning and I'm generally much more pleased. I like the flow sooo much better

[omegabeth.livejournal.com]

Have you tried Todoist yet? (That is the one I am currently playing with--I haven't looked at Remember the Milk yet, although it totally wins for the cow.)

[mizarchivist]

I ended up not trying it out- it appeared to lack some key points I wanted, although I don't recall what they were at this point

[omegabeth.livejournal.com]

I think I will split my lists from listaculous and put half in each, and see..the interface of Todoist is very clean and elegant, although it does rely on my ability to remember keyboard shortcuts to do things. (That you so much for posting about this--I've had this in my head FOREVER as a thing-I-needed and just never got around to doing more than being annoyed at google for not having the answer.)

[mizarchivist]

Glad to help catalyze. I am pretty sure my exact list doesn't exist, but I'm hoping Milk will do.

[desiringsubject.livejournal.com]

hiveminder?

[mizarchivist]

a name I noted but didn't end up looking into. Milk seems decent at this point. Thanks :)