Trello Setting Re-Enables Itself Daily Despite Long-Standing Bug Report
Trello users report that disabling the "Show quick add" option reverts back to enabled every day, a bug that reportedly persisted unfixed since being reported months earlier. The recurring reset forces users to repeat the same settings change daily with no permanent fix available.
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