ClickUp Task Views Inconsistent After Update
After a ClickUp update, the same task can surface in different view modes (window, modal, full page) unpredictably, disorienting users who rely on consistent navigation. Finding tasks has become significantly harder. The regression affects daily workflow for power users.
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ClickUp does not persist per-user view state, so users must repeatedly collapse tasks and subtasks every session. This affects all ClickUp users working with hierarchical task structures. The repeated manual effort is a friction point that degrades the daily workflow experience.
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