List

The List layout shows every task as a row. It's the densest way to see your work, and the fastest to move through from the keyboard.

#Grouping and sorting

Display → Grouping groups rows by Status, Priority, Type, Assignee, Project or Label. Click a group's heading to fold it; Collapse all / Expand all in the toolbar does every group.
Display → Ordering sorts the rows, or leave it on Manual and drag rows into the order you want.
Drag a row into another group to change that field — into "In Progress" to start it, into someone's group to assign it to them.
Display → Empty groups shows, collapses or hides groups with no tasks.

ID and Title come first, then one column per property: priority, assignee, project, labels, type, dates, progress and relations.

Drag a column's header to move it, or its edge to resize it.
Click a header to sort by it: once ascending, again descending, a third time back to the view's own order.
Display → Display properties chooses which columns show.

Every cell is editable in place: click a chip to change it.

Display → Density sets how the list fits, for you in this workspace:

Comfortable and Compact fit the list to the pane, hiding columns that don't fit.
Spreadsheet keeps every column at its own width and scrolls sideways.

Views saved with the old Table layout open as a List.

Display → Sub-issues shows sub-tasks Nested under their parent (with a toggle to fold them), Flat as rows of their own, or Hidden.

j / k or the arrows move between rows; g g and ShiftG jump to the first and last.
Enter opens a task; Alt/Option+Enter opens it to the side.
x selects a row; v starts a range you extend with j / k; ⌘/CtrlA selects everything. A checkbox also appears when you hover a row.
The u shortcuts then change every selected task. . opens the right-click menu.

The + at the end of a group adds a task right there.