It appears that the arrow button that you tap to actually add a task on Android is positioned over the text box where you enter a task's description. If the text reaches the button, it then goes beneath it (which I didn't realise to begin with) until it's long enough to go onto the next line. If the word at the end of the first line is short, it can be completely obscured by the arrow button!
(I couldn't find anywhere to report this little bug so put it on here - I hope that's OK!)
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rmwiseman 2
It appears that the arrow button that you tap to actually add a task on Android is positioned over the text box where you enter a task's description. If the text reaches the button, it then goes beneath it (which I didn't realise to begin with) until it's long enough to go onto the next line. If the word at the end of the first line is short, it can be completely obscured by the arrow button!
(I couldn't find anywhere to report this little bug so put it on here - I hope that's OK!)
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