Trello Loses Unsaved Description Edits and Hides Due Dates in Desktop View
Trello users report that due dates are not prominently visible in the desktop interface and that content typed into card descriptions can fail to autosave, forcing them to redo lost work. The combination of poor due-date visibility and unreliable autosave undermines trust in the tool for time-sensitive task tracking.
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