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Google Tasks app code reveals in-development search bar feature

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Android Authority found evidence in Google Tasks version 2026.08.24.96 pointing to a dedicated search bar being developed, including a code string reading 'Search tasks' and an unreleased search icon. The feature isn't active yet, but layout references and XML files suggest Google is building it into the app's interface.

Why It Matters

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Google Tasks has lacked basic search functionality for years despite adding features like deadlines and Keep reminder migration, putting it behind competing to-do apps that already let users search their lists. Adding search would address one of the app's most commonly requested gaps and could make it more competitive for users managing large task lists.

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Source: androidauthority.com, 2026-08-27

Published there as: “Google Tasks could soon pick up this basic feature it should’ve always had”

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