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Chrome extension that visually merges the same event on multiple Google Calendars into one event.
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Forked from https://github.com/imightbeamy/gcal-multical-event-merge
and updated for clearer legibility, better accessibility and modern requirements of the Chrome browser.
Chrome extension that visually merges the same event on multiple Google Calendars into one event.
When using Google Calendar™ you may have one event on multiple calendars. For instance on your work and personal calendar, on your work calendar and your team's shared calendar, or on many co-work's calendars. These can clutter up your calendar and make it hard to read. This extension merges all those separate events into one event, and gives it strips with all the individual calendars' colours.
Report bugs here: https://github.com/HCAWN/gcal-multical-event-merge
Usage: Install and reload Gmail page, click extension icon to toggle on or off.
Code on GitHub: https://github.com/HCAWN/gcal-multical-event-merge
Google Calendar™ is a trademark of Google Inc. Use of this trademark is subject to Google Permissions.
Latest reviews
- (2023-10-23) Juan Martitegui: This is a great extension and really useful. The only thing I wish is that on "mouse hover" I should be able to see which "event" I want to click and open. Because I use reclaim.ai and sometimes the events don't have the same description, etc. It will be great if there is a blended event of 2 calendars. Cal1 = blue and Cal2= Red ... if I click more in the "red" I get the Cal2 description/Detail window, if I click on the blue, I get the Cal1 Description/Detail window
- (2023-04-18) Anton Jonsson: Didn't work as expected at all. - Whole day events extend over days that it shouldn't eg. over Saturday and Sunday. - Does not compress merged events at top of day. There are still empty rows in between merged events. This is not an upgrade from the old one it's trying to replace. I'm changing back to "Event Merge for Google Calendar", it's better than this new one, even though it hasn't been updated since 2019.
- (2023-04-14) Michael Lyons: Excellent fork of a beloved extension. This one still actually works.
- (2023-03-29) Melissa Fritz: Works as advertised. Also allows you to choose how merged events should appear (striped, blended, etc.).