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When a new task is added to todo and marked as doing, the prev added todo tasks are no longer avail for doing. The added task is sent over and over to doing in spite of clicking a diff task.

This is probably a d3js issue or I didnt set up correctly the temperature axis, for values > 10 they are not displayed, only part of them, e.g. for 12.4, it's only visible 2.4, I have to fix this promptly cuz a new warm season starts and double digit figures are on the raise.

On the weather page, since data src is updated very 10 to 15mins or so, at midnight, between 0hrs and 0:15 no data is displayed, it should display at least data from prev day@23:50.

Although I tried to add buttons and actions to them to change between cities, I was not able to correctly display weather information. Initially, the added city, displayed after the on-load city. It should have replaced. This issue is the product of creating 2 JS scripts to fetch data.

Currently prediction curve data are based on values set as constants. They should be based on Max/Min temperatures for the current day. This issue produces out of range curve.

Added delete to remove item from array, returned empty-slot instead of removed item.

LazyPass, on passphrase gen, every click requests words file. Should request a single time and store words in array.

Should not use block style to hide task, better remove child.

When user clicks "Generate" button a new onclick is added. Every click create a new event thus overloading the system.

The newly added PM2.5 img from JMA.go.jp is too large for smartphones, thus I built a panel so the user can slide through. On test it rendered fine, on ios the img overflowed by a few pixels. Perhaps setting 95vw was wrong, must change it to 90vw.

On todo list, when a new task is added by accident to doingList, and the DEL, new tasks are NOT added.

When timer runs out returns NaN. Must set a future date to avoid it.

When hour<11 am, date on tomorrow forecast div displays the date for the date after tomorrow.