Contacts CardDav sync
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I'm migrating from Seamonkey to Vivaldi and CardDav support is for me critical to getting started with migration.
Now with seamonkey I'm using Sogo Inverse Connector, but its support is at the end. For so I need an alternative.
The opensource software that does the bulk of the work is available just integrate it into Vivaldi-Thanks
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I want so much to migrate on vivaldi but carddav is a must to work for me. Please add this!
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Same for me, this is the only missing feature that keeps me from migrating to Vivaldi.
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The best option for me is DAVx5, it synchronises CardDAV and CalDAV accounts with phone's contacts and calendar..
I'm outside of Google's fence, but I think GoogleContacts has support for CardDAV accounts.
On another hand, OneCalendar handles CalDAV accounts directly, means you don't have to sync or use the phone calendar. Just one drawback: in case of multiple calendars all of them will have the same color in free version of OneCalendar
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Hello!
I need this feature too. It so difficult to integrate vivaldi mail as corporate mail client. Global address book needed. CardDAV very great solution for it.
With this feature M3 will the best of the best browser! ) -
Not having this feature is a no-go for me for Vivaldi. I hope it gets added in the near future.
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The only drawback in Vivaldi is that contacts are not yet synchronizable, but this is only true for Vivaldi Desktop, which does not yet exchange with a corresponding CardDav server.
On my smartphone I also use DAVx5. I have my contacts on webmail.vivaldi.net, as well as the calendars. With DAVx5 both can be synchronized super well.
For me it is not important at all that the contacts in Vivaldi Desktop can only be edited individually and not synchronized. Why? Because I only need the email addresses in Vivaldi anyway.
Eventually the contacts feature will be upgraded.By the way, with the help of android
aCalendarI can directly display tasks. It is almost the only calendar that can do that. -
Anyone know if there is any update on carddav?
Also has anyone else noticed that CalDav works a little weird when you have multiple calenders on the same server, that is it duplicates the first added calender rather than add a second one (Also seems VERY slow when you have 4+ calenders)
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Another bump for an update on CardDaAV sync progress...Looks like it is now available: https://help.vivaldi.com/services/webmail/web-contacts/
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I join other people to ask for CardDAV support. I can't for now leave TB for this reason.
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@brianWreaves That's for the webmailer. Not, alas, for the mailclient integrated into the Vivaldi Browser.
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I too would find it essential for any mail client to support syncing your contacts and not having any support for CardDAV is a deal breaker for me. I can't beleive Vivaldi has been around for so long and not heard the cries of it's users to implement this essential feature.
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@elischeetz The feature should really be established soon.
My workaround: I use vivaldi.net as Cal- and CardDAV server, the synchronization with smartphone works via DAVx5 app. For me it would be a big progress if in Vivaldi desktop whole address books can be imported into contacts. So far it only works manually and individually. Since I don't have many different email contacts, it's not a big deal, but I understand that it's important when you want to import hundreds of mail addresses and can't. -
I too would like to see a contact mangement and be able to sync external from servers such as Gmail and GMX utilizing carddav.
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Unfortunately, this feature is not yet implemented, but you can make contacts manually.
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i want to switch from windows to linux. My favorite mailclient is emclient. But it does not work under linux. Vivaldi would be a fine alternative to emclient if it would support carddav.
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Hard to find this item.
But +1 -
I need this feature too.
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+1 here
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@loudermp
+1 +1 +1
It is a pity that contacts in the client are so poorly managed.
