Year View in Calendar

[juno77]

It would be fantastic to have a year view in the calendar tab. We have often longterm dates like campaigns which are in the next few years. To keep the overview the year view, formerly existing via add-on, is very helpful for us.

[Jon]

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[Jon]

Similar idea here: More look ahead weeks in the calendar display 

[umg]

This would be great if Thunderbird would be able to display a yearly with each row as a month and aligned by the day of weeks. So that every day can be seen and appointments/entries that are longer than one day could be shown as one single line over the days.

A very good and useful example is the software Essential PIM which I used to use back in the days when I was using Windows, because this kind of view really really helps in planning long term and easily keeping an overview of the year.

Please please add this to the new Thunderbird version 🙂

And I would disagree, that this idea is similar to the one that Jon has linked in his comment 🙂

[bam80]

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@juno77 wrote:

the overview the year view, formerly existing via add-on, is very helpful for us.

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No more addon for now?

[bam80]

The addon was abandoned by it's author, if someone wanted to take it over:
https://github.com/fabrixxm/Year-View/issues/30

[Agentvirtuel]

Hello

For information purposes
https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/calendar-search-function-in-nebula/m-p/66982
Currently 131.0b3 bêta

According to https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1855900#c69
Wait Thunderbird 128.2.1 and see
Thunderbird release notes https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/releases

[bam80]

@Agentvirtuel, this doesn't actually relate to the Year View in Calendar, which this topic is about.

[OL3741]

A year view would be great indeed, as this would allow us to plan events and have a snapshot of the year to come.

[BorutV]

A year view add-on for the TB Calendar is something very usefull not to say needed. It would more than good to have it back.