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Calendar

Show appointments and events from your calendar on your display. Connect a calendar using an ICS link.

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Updates to this app
  1. Version 19

    Fix display of allDay events on grid views

  2. Version 18

    improve weekly grid layout event titles and active day

  3. Version 17

    Add multi language support

  4. Version 16

    Decide the scroll speed of list views in pixels per second

  5. Version 15

    Add (default) option to scroll up and down in list views

  6. Version 14

    implement new app data structure

  7. Version 13

    Update background

  8. Version 12

    Update icon

  9. Version 11

    Hide scrollbars on daily view

  10. Version 10

    Show app only when events have loaded

  11. Version 9

    On resize, adjust the calendar height

  12. Version 8

    Add option to hide top bar back

  13. Version 7

    Add option to select from which to which hour to display on the daily grid

  14. Version 6

    Fix

  15. Version 5

    Zoom in on specific hour range

  16. Version 4

    Only ponyfill css vars on legacy

  17. Version 3

    Improve performance

  18. Version 2

    Add options to hide certain parts

  19. Version 1

    Initial version

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