Swimlanes for Trello (lhgcmlaedabaaaihmfdkldejjjmialgl): Support arranging Trello lists into horizontal swimlanes. To start a new swimlane, just add | or a swimmer emoji to a list's header.... Read More > or Download Now >
Swimlanes for Trello for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 1.7
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: Jeff Yaus
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 3.47 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 34
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 28
- • Current Version Downloads
- 28
- • Updated: March 16, 2018
Swimlanes for Trello is a free Productivity Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file and install it.
More About Swimlanes for Trello
Trello is a handy tool for keeping track of list items, but it limits you to a single row of lists. This lightweight, keep-it-simple extension for Trello allows you to create multiple horizontal "swimlanes" of lists.
Just add the | character or swimmer emoji 🏊 to the header of any list that should start a swimlane, and you're all set! The lane will be labeled with whatever text follows the swimmer, so if the header reads "Backlog for |Project X", that lane's label will read "Project X".
Moving lists around can cause Trello to get confused and show everything in one lane again; just reload the page to fix it. You may also find it easier to toggle off the extension, re-arrange your lists, and then re-enable the extension. (This is not ideal, for certain, but it's so far unavoidable.)
Note: the extension may ask for permission to view your browsing history. This is to allow it to activate itself only on Trello pages; it is inactive anywhere else. It does not and will not collect, save, or transmit your browsing history.
Just add the | character or swimmer emoji 🏊 to the header of any list that should start a swimlane, and you're all set! The lane will be labeled with whatever text follows the swimmer, so if the header reads "Backlog for |Project X", that lane's label will read "Project X".
Moving lists around can cause Trello to get confused and show everything in one lane again; just reload the page to fix it. You may also find it easier to toggle off the extension, re-arrange your lists, and then re-enable the extension. (This is not ideal, for certain, but it's so far unavoidable.)
Note: the extension may ask for permission to view your browsing history. This is to allow it to activate itself only on Trello pages; it is inactive anywhere else. It does not and will not collect, save, or transmit your browsing history.
