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par dalambert le mai 5, 2007 ·

I was looking for this possibility for months, browsing through hundreds of forum posts. Now it is finally possible to sync with google and thus make it possible to access the calendar from everywhere and having the comfort of a fat client at home.
Why "only" 9? I am still missing the offline functionality, but I was told this to be a bug of lightning.

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par ryan dillon le avr. 30, 2007 ·

I have been wanting something like this for a long time. I just tried using gcal***** intended to do the same as this, but Provider was much easier to set up and works flawlessly. I strongly recommend getting this if you are a fan of thunderbird and google calendar. I really like using google calendar, but now I think I will really take full advantage of it.

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par Alex Kalininskiy le avr. 30, 2007 ·

I registered just to post this. I've been waiting 2 years for this add-on and it works exactly as advertised. Thank you so much. I can finally use a desktop calendar client and still access GCal when away. Thank you!

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par dashnak le avr. 26, 2007 ·

This add-on is great, I have been waiting for something like this for a long time. However, it seems that Thunderbird doesn't save a local copy of the calendar or calendars every time it synchronizes, and so, if you are not connected to the Internet, this app is useless. Doesn't make much sense to assume that you are always going to be connected...
Anyway, thanks a whole lot for your work...

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par Jason le avr. 19, 2007 ·

Exactly what I was looking for. A perfect compliment to Lightning! Thanks to the author and Google for making such useful tools. Karma!

Cette critique concerne une version précédente du module (0.1.1).