Calendar Color Labels
26 ratings
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Overview
Add configurable labels to Google Calendar event colors
Google Calendar offers the ability to color events on the a calendar. However, it is often hard to remember which color is used for which events type. This extension adds a configurable set of labels that can be used to add meaning to event colors. The label will be displayed as a hint when you hover over the color when setting it. You can also set the color names themselves with is useful for using Google Calendar with languages other than English (which is the default).
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Sarah LesselbaumJul 20, 2023
It works on the web if you leave the original color name in the left column and the new name in the right column. It would be 5 stars if it also worked to change the names on my google calendar phone app but I cannot seem to do that.
Brendan MulvaneyJul 8, 2023
I've been very happy with this since we installed it. But as the organization has grown, I now need a way to add new colors and then new labels to those colors. It seems like this is limited to the "set pack" of colors that come with the extension. Is there a way to add more?
Stephanie Rae Thompson (StephRae)Feb 26, 2023
It does work but you must close Chrome. Sort of like the old fashioned reboot after install. It is quite lovely thereafter. A simple instruction would help there ratings, it is a shame because it is a very nice feature that should have been built in. I hope Google just buys them out for millions 🌟
Details
- Version1.0
- UpdatedMay 24, 2022
- Offered byoneself
- Size31.34KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
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