findgrep.app · Functionality & UI
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Easily group calendars and switch between them quickly in Google Calendar. Groups can be defined for project teams, departments,… Easily group calendars and switch between them quickly in Google Calendar. Groups can be defined for project teams, departments, or managers, depending on your use case. To create a group, simply enter the name of the group and the name of the target calendar from "My Calendars” and “Other Calendars" in the text area. You can easily combine, select and switch between calendars from a list of calendars you have defined. Key Features * You can easily define groups of calendars to which you are subscribed and switch between calendar groups. * Settings can also be imported and exported as JSON files. Privacy * This extension does not send or store any information to external services. Recent Updates * 2026-05-10: Minor improvements and dependency updates. * 2025-12-13: Fixed calendar selection issue when browser window is not fullscreen or zoomed in. Added virtual scrolling support to properly detect calendar elements that are lazily rendered. * 2025-12-01: Fixed compatibility with Google Calendar UI update. Changed calendar container detection to find lists containing checkboxes, ensuring reliable detection regardless of UI structure changes.
May 11, 2026
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