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Calendar Month Planner 1.3.0
per Heinz Bundschuh
A clear month view in the style of classic desktop planners, in its own tab: flip month by month with the mouse wheel, open, create, hide, compact, export as ICS and delete events (with backup).
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A calm, easy-to-scan month view for your Thunderbird calendars, inspired by classic desktop planner programs. It opens in its own tab and works with all your calendars, including Google and CalDAV calendars.
HOW TO OPEN IT • Click the "Planner" button in the toolbar. It is available in every space, including Mail and Calendar. If you do not see it, right-click the toolbar, choose "Customize…" and drag the "Planner" button into the toolbar. • Or use the menu Tools → Open month planner (press the Alt key if the menu bar is hidden). The planner opens in a new tab. Clicking the button again brings the open tab to the front.
HOW TO USE IT • Change month: mouse wheel over the calendar, the "previous month" / "next month" buttons, or PgUp / PgDn. Home jumps to today. • Open an event: double-click it. Thunderbird's own event dialog opens. • New event: double-click an empty spot in a day. • More actions: right-click an event – open/edit, hide the series or only this occurrence, show compactly, export as ICS, delete. Before deleting, an ICS backup is saved to your downloads folder. • Full day: if not all events fit, "↓ n" in the day header shows all events of that day. • Sidebar (left): mini calendar for quick jumps, holidays, and the events of the next seven days. The button ◧ at the bottom left shows or hides the sidebar. • Holidays 1900–2100: choose none, Austria, Germany, England & Wales or USA. "Show special days" adds days such as Advent Sundays, clock changes or Mother's Day. • Status bar (bottom): pastel colours on/off, reload (⟳), and the lists of hidden and compact events, where you can show them again.
GOOD TO KNOW • Hiding and compacting only change the display. Your events stay in the calendar, sync and remind as usual. • Changes made in Thunderbird appear in the planner automatically. • Works offline and sends no data anywhere. English and German user interface (follows Thunderbird's language). • Source code and bug reports: https://github.com/HeinzBundschuh/kalender-terminplaner
HOW TO OPEN IT • Click the "Planner" button in the toolbar. It is available in every space, including Mail and Calendar. If you do not see it, right-click the toolbar, choose "Customize…" and drag the "Planner" button into the toolbar. • Or use the menu Tools → Open month planner (press the Alt key if the menu bar is hidden). The planner opens in a new tab. Clicking the button again brings the open tab to the front.
HOW TO USE IT • Change month: mouse wheel over the calendar, the "previous month" / "next month" buttons, or PgUp / PgDn. Home jumps to today. • Open an event: double-click it. Thunderbird's own event dialog opens. • New event: double-click an empty spot in a day. • More actions: right-click an event – open/edit, hide the series or only this occurrence, show compactly, export as ICS, delete. Before deleting, an ICS backup is saved to your downloads folder. • Full day: if not all events fit, "↓ n" in the day header shows all events of that day. • Sidebar (left): mini calendar for quick jumps, holidays, and the events of the next seven days. The button ◧ at the bottom left shows or hides the sidebar. • Holidays 1900–2100: choose none, Austria, Germany, England & Wales or USA. "Show special days" adds days such as Advent Sundays, clock changes or Mother's Day. • Status bar (bottom): pastel colours on/off, reload (⟳), and the lists of hidden and compact events, where you can show them again.
GOOD TO KNOW • Hiding and compacting only change the display. Your events stay in the calendar, sync and remind as usual. • Changes made in Thunderbird appear in the planner automatically. • Works offline and sends no data anywhere. English and German user interface (follows Thunderbird's language). • Source code and bug reports: https://github.com/HeinzBundschuh/kalender-terminplaner
