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Key Details of Provider for Google Calendar
- Get bidirectional access to Google Calendar in Thunderbird with Lightning.
- Last updated on
- There have been 2 updates
- Virus scan status:
Clean (it’s extremely likely that this software program is clean)
Editors’ Review
This add-on for Mozilla Thunderbird with Lightning might be a one-hit wonder, but it provides a impressive service: it allows you bidirectional access to your Google Calendar in Lightning. To use it, you need to grab the XML link for your Google Calendar, under the Settings tab. Then go to new calendar in Lightning, choose Google Calendar, and paste in the XML URL. Voila: instant Google Calendar access, so that you can create, edit, and delete events in your Google Calendar from within Thunderbird. Likewise, changes made to your calendar on the Web are instantly reflected in Thunderbird.
There are few drawbacks in the add-on, mostly related to buggy support of more esoteric Google functions. For daily use, we encountered no problems and Google users should find this a must-have complement to Lightning.
What’s new in version 0.6-beta-1
- gdata-provider.xpi should support SeaMonkey 2
- Accepting Meeting Invites Does Not Update Google Calendar
- Add support for categories in Google Calendar
Version 0.6 beta 1 fixes 36 bugs, including:
Used Provider for Google Calendar for Windows? Share your experience and help other users.
