As mentioned in my review on GooglePlay, I am frustrated by the limits especially considering that I am not someone who sends an outrageous number of text messages. I have used this app for a couple of years and been very pleased but first ran into the change of message archiving and now monthly limits and I am no longer as happy with the app as I once was. I don't text a lot of people or send many texts a day and yet I am receiving alerts that I am maxing out my monthly limit?! I am not willing to pay the hefty price of $40 a year to be able to send whatever messages I want.

I love the contact lists, but when I added them of course I created the most important ones first. Now, unfortunately that means that my most important lists are at the bottom and not even in the initial view without having to click "show more." It would be sooooo helpful if I could just drag and rearrange them to most important on top.
Plus, when adding contacts into a list the first name is at the bottom of the list, so it is very confusing when making sure I got everyone. I understand some people would prefer it this way, so I would just like the ability to rearrange the names within each contact list.

I'm frequently signing into accounts that require 2FA, or that send me short codes for other reasons: GitHub, Mint, my bank, Google (on a secondary browser or account), Office.com, Docusign, Venmo, etc. (This is my list from just the last few months.)

There should be an option to copy these short codes to my clipboard or just enter it into the correct web form field or something when MightyText detects that I've just received a short code.
Maybe it could be automatic (of course don't wipe out my clipboard without warning), or a little button that shows up as part of the notification?

Right now this is my sign in mental thought process:
1. open e.g. github.com
2. password manager fills in my password automagically
3. sit and wait for a text message, then it shows up in MightText, and I either...

4a. memorize the 6 digits of the code
4b. manually type the shortcode into the web app
4c. look back at the code to see if I made a typo
4d. and I've forgotten why I opened Github (I can only keep 4 thoughts in my head at once and the code is 6 whole digits long...)

5a. ...or I click the MightText notification
5b. and wait for the MightyText popup to show up
5c. and wait some more (the popup takes a while to load for some reason?)
5d. double click the short code, Ctrl-C, alt-F4, Ctrl-V...

MightText should just do something automagical like it's a password manager so that 4/5 is zero or one action, not several.

Some users might be concerned that MightText showing shortcodes would ruin the point of 2FA short codes and be a security problem, because if someone compromises my Google account then they can simply compromise every account. Well, this shouldn't make the situation any worse! Maybe this makes it like "1.9FA", but that's fine by me.