A modal showing the category, the title, the context label, the full note, the checklist, and two cards: Due and Reminder. The reminder card spells the gap in plain words ('2 hours before', 'at the due time'). Up/down arrows, buttons or a scroll flick walk the list in exactly the order it is drawn, with a '3 of 17' position indicator.
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- 1The list's own draw order is flattened into an id array, so prev/next follow what you can see, not database order.
- 2Escape closes; ArrowUp/ArrowDown move; the page behind is scroll-locked while open.
- 3Mark done, snooze chips and checklist edits all act from inside the modal.
The header states the split: 'A row in the list answers what's on my plate; this answers what exactly is THIS one.' Reading through a day's tasks became a flip-through rather than open-close-open.
- Long notes were invisible in a row
- Reviewing tasks meant opening and closing each one
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