Rainbow.surf for Google Calendar
Overview
Rainbow.surf for Google Calendar is a Chrome extension developed by coedit.
According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of Rainbow.surf for Google Calendar is 2.1.1, updated on 2022-02-11.
238 users have installed this extension.
8 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .
developer website: coedit.email
Merges duplicate Google Calendar events into one rainbow and colors the weekends.
Free Chrome extension to cut the clutter when families or teams use calendar sharing and the same event appears in the same slot.
📅📅 → 📅 merges duplicate Google Calendar events into one rainbow of the individual calendar colors
🟦 makes weekends great again - with cool blue background colors
🗓 new event box & mini calendar views also get cool blue weekends
💻 does not modify events (only works in your browser)
🚫 doesn't show ads and doesn't send user's data anywhere
🌼 open source: https://github.com/coedit/gcal-rainbow-surf
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Do you have ideas for new calendar enhancements or see an issue? Start a discussion: https://github.com/coedit/gcal-rainbow-surf/discussions/categories/ideas
Passion project – curated by @ezdub – dedicated to @illstylist
With code by @imightbeAmy @karjna @rubenpoppe @msteffen @ezdub
art copyright ©2021 @ezdub
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Zachary Wiles
2021-09-11
Perfect calendar enhancement! |
Cheryl Hammond
2022-09-29
I have literally like a dozen color-coded calendars for different organizations and this extension not only helps me keep them well-organized, it also makes them pretty! |
Mathias Böhmer
2022-11-23
Great to merge calendar events! Thanks a lot, solved the painful sliding-bug at "Gradient Merge". |
Eunice Hung
2023-04-11
The first calendar merge extension that doesn't leave a blank space where two events were merged into one, pushing later events further down. |
Mathias Böhmer
2022-11-23
Great to merge calendar events! Thanks a lot, solved the painful sliding-bug at "Gradient Merge". |