@janrif Unfortunately the calendar toolbar is not customisable yet. I created a BTS ticket for that task.

Thanks for the pointer 🙂

@IvanBreytenbach I have just verified that the directions still work, I can successfully add my iCloud calendar and the events sync correctly.

Not sure what could be causing your problems. Have you double checked that the URL you use matches the numbers located using the directions on Vivaldi help pages?

If they do match then you might find some more info in logs by clicking on the calendar icon in the status bar and selecting logs.

@1texan I'd guess that it is caused by the way that we render the event editor. All the views for the different buttons are rendered at the same time but visibly hidden by styling. This is just a theory though since I don't have access to a Windows system at the current time.

I have created a ticket in our BTS. Can't make any promises on resolving but it is noted 🙂

Thanks for reporting, it's appreciated.

This was also my very first experience with trying to use tasks after enabling them. I am not trying to use the calendar and have never used it, I was just trying to create a task and it's not creating one.

@heart1010
Hi, there was a bug report in the internal bug tracker VB-98736, the user post a similar image as you show.
This is fixed, check the next change logs fo
the bug number VB-98736.

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@still_dreaming_1 Yes. I think they do it to encourage user participation in the forums.

When users come here to solve one problem, they usually learn lots of other tips and tricks to get the most out of Vivaldi.
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The Tasks Panel, Calendar Panel, and Feeds Panels are enabled by default. The mail panel is hidden until you set up your first email account, even if the productivity features are enabled. Mastedon Social is enabled by default so that you can read gems like this:

Journalists: Only those with advanced degrees in computer science should even attempt to navigate Mastodon, the frustrations of its complexities will drive the average user to a state of hysteria.

P.S. A useful Easter Egg. Open the settings dialog and type "biscuit" or insert a dog_face emoji. Now, you can display the Chrome build in the status bar

@telmob I'm playing with jtx board these days and am quite impressed. I'm syncing it through davx5 to vivaldi webmail and reminders seem to work just fine for me (just tested it with an alarm for a task)

On the desktop you can't have Vivaldi just run in the background for alarms but... why close vivaldi in the first place 🙂 if you want to limit Vivaldi's resource consumption, you can hibernate all tabs and minimize it.

@mib2berlin Thanks for the answer. See this will change in the next release, but i guess is the 2FA. The login page it prompts to you seems to solve that. I think i would need to wait (or disable 2FA)

On the other side, i'm on Fedora linux 38, so no Avast nor antiviurs running.

@Pathduck I agree, but after this update today, I can't get the token to reset.

I’m sorry to hear you’re having trouble setting up your calendar account. Would you mind collecting some additional details for us? We can use these details to understand and resolve the issue.

Open a new tab, type “vivaldi://settings/calendar” into the address field, and press Enter. Remove your calendar account and restart the browser. You should end up back on the calendar settings page. Open a new tab, type “vivaldi://inspect/#apps” into the address field, and press Enter. Go to the Network tab and then the Console in the new window that opens up. Go back toe the calendar settings tab. Re-add your account and just wait until you can see that it starts acting up. Go back to the Console window and copy everything. Go to the Network tab and click the Export HAR button (downwards arrow icon on the toolbar). Save the file to your disk. Attach the file and paste the console log into an email, and send it to me at [email protected]. Please also include a link to this forum thread.

The data may contain private information including your calendar events and login details. (It’s good security hygiene to change your account password after sharing a log like this.) Your submitted data will only be used to, potentially, advise you on a work around, and to resolve the problem. It will be deleted within a few days once I’ve had a chance to extract what went wrong from the logs.

Never trust random users on the web asking you to share information from your browser’s developer console!

@arnar Thanks! That helped.

@arnar Hi there, replied. Thanks for checking!

@ChLi Okay, nevermind. I deleted a task block that was due in 1969 then it worked perfectly again.

@copiis The calendar which is packaged with Vivaldi WebMail is not so equipped.

Okay, just now, on what felt like 55'th try, the upload worked.

When I open an anonymous browser window and go to the calendar panel I get a message saying that I haven't added any calendar yet.
But then again I'm on 6.1.3013.1, could be that something got fixed in the meantime, but I don't think I've ever had mail and calendar working in anonymous windows anyway... 🤔

@tomica [Subject to change. I can’t promise when it’ll be done.] We plan to properly find the attendee (from the email envelope headers), and hide the RSVP user-interface when you’re not invited (e.g., when its forwarded). So, the error condition should not occur anymore. 👍 If you weren’t directly invited, you’ll have to manually email the organizer to let them know you’re coming. (This is what other calendaring software does too.)