Since the recent release of Google Calendar last month, Nicholas Pike has released a Firefox plug-in for Google Calendar, known as the Google Calendar Notifier.

The Google Calendar Notifier provides a basic interface to Google Calendar, by providing daily events to the users. Currently, it supports Windows only.

New Features

• - Multiple Calendar Support
• - Customizable Color and Label for each calendar
• - Delete
• - Edit
• - Clear
• - Loading animation when extension updates the chain of calendars
• - Timezone drop down menu in preferences (Oasis)
• - Support for partial hour timezones (+09:30)
• - Daylight savings support
• - Quick Enabled/Disable
• - 24 Hour Time format for my UK friends
• - Added instructional information to the options window
• - Options window *should* be resizeable now.
• - Added option to not show any text in the statusbar when there are no events for today. (Just shows calendar icon)
• - Added new notification type: Just pops a Javascript alert dialog, similiar to what Google Calendar does on its own.
• - After modifying your preferences, the extension will now refresh itself
• - All day events for tomorrow will now appropriately display as “Tomorrow” in todays tooltip.
• - Support for Bon Echo 2.0a1 and above
• - Full localization added (Support for Polish, German, and English currently)

Download the plugin here [52Kb].

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