This is still a problem. My Zoho Calendars shows up in the list but there are no events.

Hi.

I don't know how Skylight works so I'm not sure what it needs. You have two options in the "show calendar URL" dialog. The top URL is a read only iCal link which is publicly accessible, the bottom one is a CalDAV read/write URL which needs authentication. I'd think that the first one should be what you need. If it doesn't work then I unfortunately can't offer much more help.

You might get better assistance in https://forum.vivaldi.net/category/115/webmail group since that one is for the public vivaldi.net calendar server while this one is focused on the built in mail and calendar client in Vivaldi.

VB-113231 actually only fixed the issue partially, another fix VB-113592 is in place now. It should be included in next minor update hopefully going out in next few days.

Sorry about the inconvenience.

@tanquist welcome to the forum and to add to what @luetage said, once Vivaldi Webmail is active for you, syncing with DAVx5 works if you get past the firewalls.

@mib2berlin said in [Bug/Feature?] Vivaldi reverts Caldav calendar events color to default at synchronization:

@snertev
Hi, which provider is this?
I just test it with a Google calendar, Vivaldi sync the color set in the Google calendar, it overwrite the Vivaldi setting.
To my knowledge color is not a standard, it work for Google but not for an Outlook calendar, for example.
Please change the color in the web interface of your providers calendar, it should change in Vivaldi at the next update.

Cheers, mib

So, it's a feature. 😁

Unfortunetly, there isn't an option in my hosting provider web calendar to change the events color.

Is there any way to override it locally, via CSS mods or anything like that?

@Andrecon welcome to the forum!

Whenever an internet calendar service supports CalDav connections, you can set those up in the Vivaldi browser, see https://help.vivaldi.com/calendar/calendar-get-started/add-and-manage-calendar-accounts/

I'm not exactly sure what Samsung account you have, but according to this Samsung community thread below it seems that Samsung accounts do not allow CalDav connections. You will have to check your Samsung account settings and help whether or not it is possible. https://eu.community.samsung.com/t5/mobile-apps-services/samsung-calendar-enable-caldav-account-sync/td-p/2539972

I've now reported this as a bug, the report id is VB-112892.

VB-112702

thank you

I know how annoying it is to lose important notes! The CSS mod tips shared earlier should help you with the calendar. If you need more ways to manage your tasks, you could try using a time management tool to help with organizing.

@WildEnte said in How do I add an Outlook calendar?:

@leeuniverse said in How do I add an Outlook calendar?:

somehow MANY other systems can do it just fine

When I search for "Thunderbird access outlook 365 calendar", it seems that at least Thunderbird is not amongst those many applications. As an example, the forum post below explains that the best way for Thunderbird is to export the outlook events to an .ics file and import them into TB via the lightning extension. This is of course also possible with Vivaldi. But when it comes to keeping Thunderbird, in sync, it doesn't seem to be that straightforward. I also didn't find any instructions about getting Google to sync with an outlook 365 calendar.

So when you say many other applications can do this, what are those?

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook_com/forum/all/subscribe-to-outlook-calendar-in-other-application/0ee57805-9f7b-4ac8-bc50-15d29b52c7ab

It is possible to get TB working using plug-in but it is onerous and prone to breaking.

For the Vivaldi team. Many folks are locked in to using Microsoft because of the companies we work for. I would GLADLY pay Vivaldi and monthly subscription to be able to divorce myself from Microsoft applications. It would also provide a path for millions of folks get away as well.

Yes! That did it! Thanks a lot

@daniel Any news on this? Just received a forwarded e-mail and logically I wasn't one of the attendees. I did add the invite to the calendar and I think I should have that option but the RSVP shows and should be hidden like your one post says.

@eggert Many Thanks for your quick and kind reply. It is something "I" could really use.
Oh Well...

@michaa7 While recognising that Calendar is very much a work-in-progress, I can confirm that start time is not displayed along with Title if an event ends on a later date than it starts.

There is also a separate concern regarding display of end-date in multi-day events which aren't 'All Day' events. If confirmed, this would appear to merit a separate bug report.

Agenda and Day views display '(day n/m)' for multi-day events and hover-over pop-up in any view displays start date/time but only end-time: the end-date is omitted so, although visually represented in most views, it isn't directly specified - and that omission is most apparent in Day view and Year view.

I note that events blocking All Day periods do specify the end-date in every on-hover pop-up.

Thought I'd chime in here even if a little late.

Mousewheel scrolling between periods unfortunately had to be disabled on Windows and Linux since it was giving us too many problems with how scroll events are handled. Unexpected scrolling between views when users really only wanted to scroll the current view a bit. I have been working on getting infinite scrolling of views (so you can scroll to any period without having to jump weeks/months/etc...) but it is proving a little tricky. Hoping to have it ready soon-ish but it might take a while or never happen. If it has to be dropped then we will try and figure out a way to make the previous system work reliably.

Use of Return/Enter key for submitting the event edit is a deliberate choice, made back when we only had the inline editor, even if it might not have been the right one for everyone. In cases like this we tend to add a setting for it so that might happen as a solution to the above mentioned issue filed. It might also possibly make sense to have different defaults for the inline and dialog edit modes.

Thanks for the pointer with the illogical choice of icon for reminder, don't know how that ended up happening.

Regarding more formatting and such nice features, they are something we'd like to implement as things progress but we are a small team, mostly just a single dev for the calendar currently and we are prioritising general stability over new features at the moment. But for sure we're aiming to be the best calendar client one future day.

Thanks for using Vivaldi and taking the time to help us improve it.

so its possible that vivaldi is trying to access an old version of reminders

Your two files contain the same log file. I assume you meant to attach two different log files?

Fixed on Snapshot 7.1.3527.3

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@dheffer tasks yes (because tasks are a subset of calendar events), contacts no because Vivaldi does not yet properly support contacts. Here's the corresponding feature wish: https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/53314/contacts-carddav-sync