Offset start-times in Google Calendar Extension Chrome

Offsets start-times by default when adding a Google Calendar event, using a user-configured number of minutes.

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1.2.0

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November 25, 2024

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102KiB

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Offset start-times in Google Calendar Extension

Want to start all of your meetings at 5 minutes after the hour by default? That's what this extension does! It offsets start-times by default when adding a new event in the Google Calendar web UI, using an offset you configure (default 5 minutes). Works with the Speedy Meetings setting in Google Calendar too, so you can leave some room before and after your meeting. Back-to-back meetings are draining; give your attendees time to eat!

Installing: After adding the extension, you need to refresh your Google Calendar page in order for it to work

Source Manifest.json

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Offset start-times in Google Calendar

Offsets start-times by default when adding a Google Calendar event, using a user-configured number of minutes.

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Offset start-times in Google Calendar Extension

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