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Your app is the best of the many taskmgrs available (I tested quite of all), and is the simplest, cleanest, and lightest of them all, and so I told in some forums, but…
I get only one thing missing from it. Not that I restart my phone regularly, but it doesn’t autostart! :/
Any chance here?

Great post! Just wanted to let you know you have a new subscriber- me!

Good App. Would love to see memory usage/processor % or something similar for each task shown, so we can figure out which ones are eating the battery.

Cheers

TaskPanel is a superb app. Well done. I am new to the Android community myself, with a MT3G (Magic) phone I purchased last week. I do Mac OS tech support for a living. I could have bought an iPhone, but this Android platform looks very interesting…

I would like to see you extend the functionality of TaskPanel a little bit. I would like to see a widget that displays the available memory. Clicking on the widget would open TaskPanel. This would be ideal for me.

I am new to Android and Hero, but after looking at other task managers, I chose this one, big thanks from Slovakia.

I have had my HTC Hero for two days, and I’ve already learned to love your TaskPanel application. The first day I were a bit puzzled by the lag I got after toying around witg my new phone, but this app saved me!

If I may come with a couple of suggestions that I think would be very nice:
* I second Steve E on displaying memory usage, CPU etc
* It would be nice to be able to force a kill of all apps on the wanted list (and not ALL applications, as is the only option now)
* A small symbol on every app in the list to indicate if they are on the wanted or ignore list (and also to display apps on the ignore list, but e.g. grayed out, so that you easily can manually kill one of those if they are running)
* Make the auto-killer not kill an application if you actually have it open and are using it

It is a few points, but they are only meant as means to perfection, as your app already is brilliant

Want to say a big thanks for this. I’m a (non-Android) developer myself and couldn’t believe how poorly designed the other task managers I tried were.

Came across yours and it is so much better designed, safer (one click kill is NOT a good thing), easy to build the ignore list, better laid out.

You got my 5 stars.

I do have one quick question, when you exit the app does it die or does it remain in the background (I’m hoping it dies)???

The auto-kill service should not kill application that has the focus

Nice application. Keep up the good work. Still a lot of potential. Agree with all suggestions from Bob (14th Aug.) In addition, it should kill all Wanted apps when the threshold reaches. When can we accept a new release?

Dekans: Maybe this is fixed? I put browser on the wanted list, waited for the next autokill run and the browser remained open. I then put the browser in the background and five mins later the browser died… So maybe it doesn’t kill the active app anymore?

Nope… doesn’t. It just killed my “messages” just as I was about to write an sms to a friend. This would be on my wanted list as well: to not kill tasks that are “active”. But this presents a problem. If you are attaching a photo for an mms, you open messages, move to albums for attaching a photo, maybe activate the camera to take a picture for the mms. Which program is considered active?

Huh, when you changed TaskPanel to TaskPanel X, I can no longer install it. It keeps on telling me “Download Unsuccessful”. And yes, I’ve tried installing other apps – they download and install fine. This is pretty annoying since TaskPanel is my most used app…and I uninstalled it while trying to update.

Oh, and yeah, this app is awesome. Props.