Couple requests from Google Tasks experience

Hi, as a long-time Google Tasks user, here are a couple of suggestions. Note that I strictly used Tasks for personal use, with no sharing or delegating of tasks, and no links to my calendar. I keep many nested lists of tasks and/or reference notes.

1. Change from one project to another in 1 click instead of 2. That Project name on the top of each list is just begging to be clicked on and turn into a dropdown list like in Google Tasks. Instead, I have to open the sidebar, click on Projects (if not already open), and then select a different list.

2. Create a view option that will show the details for each task in a single line to the right of the task, just like in Google Tasks and Gtasks. The Description field (from your details sub-pane) is what I would want to see there. That way, like in Tasks, I can scroll down all of my tasks (Whether expanded or not) and see which ones have more notes describing them. Then I can click on the notes (Description) to expand if if I want. I use this a lot in Tasks because I will sometimes create or copy/paste articles or large blocks of text to keep for reference, and don't want to be creating large nested blocks out of them. For example, I read a good article about 2019 tax planning, then paste the block next to a Task called 2019 Tax Planning. Later, when wondering where I put that good article, I can find it much faster but just scrolling down and seeing some of the text from it in the right-hand pane.