Week Increment Google Calendar Custom View
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Adds shortcuts to increment the custom week view for Google Calendar one week at a time.
Google Calendar lacks continuous scrolling for month view, making it difficult to work with events that cross between months. This extension aims to address this difficulty by allowing users to increment their view a week at a time in a multi-week view.
Press Ctrl+Down or Ctrl+Up to move 'down' or 'up' one week respectively. (Command+Down or Command+Up on macOS)
For this extension to work properly, you must set your Google Calendar's custom view to 2, 3, or 4 weeks (4 recommended).
This app works by modifying the URL of your tab. As such, the page is refreshed every time you increment by a week. Be aware that this means any unsaved changes to an event will be lost when you increment your view.
Latest reviews
- Tracey Flux
- Great that it works. Would be nice if it scrolled seemlessly without reloading each time.
- David Costello
- Exactly what I was looking for, thanks.
- Aswath Krishna
- Perfect.
- Art Popp
- Works like a champ. If you're in the habit of getting a days work done, and sliding forward the unfinished work into future days on the calendar: This is the extension that makes it possible to cross the month boundary without having to open and edit each item you want to shift. It's just CTRL+DOWN, and then drag and drop. Thanks!
- Lauris Kārkliņš
- This works!! I'm wondering why Google isn't fixing such a simple limitation that is annoying so many users?
- Jen It Wong
- Thank you!!!
- Chris Newnham
- Great workaround for the lack of continuous scrolling.
- Sean McDonnell
- Thank you thank you thank you!! this is so helpful and valuable wish there was a way to donate to the creator. How google has not already made continous scrolling a feature on month view in 2024 is mindblowing.
- Antonio Bittencourt
- Been looking for this so much!!! Thankkssssss!!!!!! really grateful
- Ges Resource
- It works! It really works! Thank you so much. I've been asking Google for this for years.
- Andrea Bampi
- works exactly as expected. Should be an official option
- Max Pesin
- Works exactly as described! This should really be an out-of-the-box Google Calendar functionality. Thanks for putting this extension together!
- Max Pesin
- Works exactly as described! This should really be an out-of-the-box Google Calendar functionality. Thanks for putting this extension together!
- J V
- Doesn't work.
- J V
- Doesn't work.
- Andy Raffills
- I don't understand how this is still not a default option from google... Thankyou so much for making the functionality yourself
- Andy Raffills
- I don't understand how this is still not a default option from google... Thankyou so much for making the functionality yourself
- Mitchell McClure
- Doesn't work
- Mitchell McClure
- Doesn't work
- Rachael Pham
- Exactly what I needed since upcoming events are cut off in monthly view. Stays in the right view when I open and close calendar and didn't ask for excessive permissions.
- Rachael Pham
- Exactly what I needed since upcoming events are cut off in monthly view. Stays in the right view when I open and close calendar and didn't ask for excessive permissions.