GCalPlus
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A simple Chrome Extension to quickly duplicate events on Google Calendar.
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This extension adds a "Duplicate event" icon on the event preview card, letting you quickly duplicate it with one single click.
You can also quickly duplicate an event by holding alt (option on Mac OS) while clicking the event.
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Source code: https://github.com/fabiosangregorio/google-calendar-quick-duplicate
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Sadly creates more work than it saves. After Alt clicking an event it takes you to a day view of a seemingly random day of the week with no duplicated event. When you then go to the day of the week your original event was on it has a duplicate event there. Not useful unfortunately.
A good addon, does what it says but has a major bug that made me remove two stars: - there is a bug that change your view to day when you use it. not always, but sometimes, you'll be send to day view, instead of week or month, or whatever you had. It's rather annoying, so, removing a star
I frankly can't believe google doesn't have an easier way to duplicate events, but thank you for making this. It works, but only for events, not tasks or reminders. I hardly use either of these, so it's no big deal for me, but consider your use case. I wonder if this is essentially a macro button since it goes through the dialogue to create a new event.
It changes my view in calendar after using it. So it doesn't save me clicks at all.
Doesn't seem to work with Focus Time events
Copies an agenda item rapidly, which is nice, but it returns the agenda view to day instead of week. Is this a bug, or can this be updated? Thanks!
Bit rubbish - still too many clicks and should be default behaviour, not just a Chrome Only extension Basically, ctrl + click and drag is a far more efficient duplication option and should be the basic default behaviour. Instead we have "Duplicate" or this Chrome only extension. Duplicate is terrible. This is moderately better, but could be done away with by giving us true keyboard shortcuts. Ctrl C / Ctrl V, or Ctrl and drag to a new day would be awesome. This is a proprietary software bandaid rather than a solution.
Still some bug but almost OK . Thanks bro <3
For Events it works fine. However, the "duplicate" icon is added to Tasks as well, where it is bugged. Whenever I click "duplicate" on a Task, it's being deleted. And when I try to undo the action, I cannot undelete it (the task appear only for a milisecond and is deleted again).
ILLUSTRATION DU PROBLÈME : https://i.ibb.co/cQ0dN0f/Chrome-ext-duplicate-event.gif --- La promesse annoncée est remplie, cependant il y a chez moi une inconsistence lors de la redirection finale après la duplication de l'événement : je suis redirigé de façon assez aléatoire parfois sur la vue "Jour" en date d'aujourd'hui (alors que je dupliquais un événement plusieurs mois après), dès fois je retombe par chance sur la bonne semaine, mais toujours en vue "Jour", et quand j'ai de la chance, je suis redirigé correctement sur la semaine que j'édite, mais je n'ai jamais compris à quel moment cela survenait : trop aléatoire malheureusement, et pas vraiment de gain de temps puisque je dois à chaque fois retrouver la semaine manuellement : autant le dupliquer à la main.