How do I add an Outlook calendar?
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@leeuniverse
Hello, I didn't write this because it shouldn't be implemented, but in what way you ask for it.
I would have written:
"Hi, any news about the implementation of the the Outlook sync system in Vivaldi?
Thank you, name"
Don't take this too seriously, I was just wondering.
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@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?
Usually on Win11 running Vivaldi Snapshot builds. Opinionated about working efficiently with email. Folders are evil | Mail workflow: receive, read, reply, mark as read, done.
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@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?
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.
