ClickUp Unsaved View State Requires Repeated Manual Task Collapsing
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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