Does this work on Brave?

[Luis Chaves Rodriguez]

I just get a blank page on Brave, I've got brave shields down and I am authenticated into google calendar, what might be going wrong?

[David]

Hi, same issue on brave. Did you find a fix ?

[Simon Riemertzon]

It looks like this project is dead :(

[francois bronchart]

Same issue on any browser. Does anyone have a fix? or an alternative?
Thanks!

[Dan Walker]

Working for me, but I did have to click the site settings option under the menu immediately to the left of the website https address.  In there, I had to Enable:

Google Sign-In
Allow Pop-Ups

Enjoy!

Dan

[Adrien]

Hi guys!

Just in case you're still interested in a Google Calendar Year view (since this project doesn’t seem to be maintained anymore), I just launched https://kalnext.com
Feel free to give it a try (it's free for now!).

Have a nice day!

[Iain Harrison]

$40 per year seems quite a high price.

Alternatively, Business Calendar is an Android app that shows your google calendar with loads more features, including a Year view. 

I have the paid-for version, which was a few pounds many years ago, but there is a free version.

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Iain

On 24 Sept 2025 at 13:05, Adrien <oken...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi guys!

Just in case you're still interested in a Google Calendar Year view (since this project doesn’t seem to be maintained anymore), I just launched https://kalnext.com
Feel free to give it a try (it's free for now!).

Have a nice day!

Le dimanche 1 juin 2025 à 22:45:42 UTC+2, Dan Walker a écrit :

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[Adrien]

Hi Iain,

Sorry for the late reply.

Tell me if I’m wrong, but Business Calendar seems to have a yearly view similar to Google Calendar, where you basically can’t see much (https://play-lh.googleusercontent.com/kvzG71nNdZU7h-et1A4LMuoya5dhYCtCYYu78yKTOWsvefRWh4SLkk5TISkJpRJ9G30=w2560-h1440-rw)

Regarding the pricing, I’m aware of that and I recently reworked the pricing. Here is the new one:

• Individual: $19/year (up to 3 calendars)

• Pro: $49/year (up to 30 calendars, multiple accounts)

• Enterprise: $129/year (up to 100 calendars, multiple accounts)

Maybe a lifetime option would be a better idea for individuals? Please let me know :)

[Jean F. Quéralt]

A lifetime option would be ideal for nonprofits (at least small, self-funded ones), especially if they use it sparsely. In our case we are going to use it only when we plan our next year (and maybe to check every quarter for corrections?) and that's it.

We do have however quite a number of calendars (not many events per calendar, just we play the granular game as we follow a number of organizations and their activities) and with the current pricing we would land on Enterprise sooner or later.

Hard to justify that, in our case.

(That said, no criticism in the Tiers themselves. They seem fair if you consider the question "who is handling these many calendars?" - we are clearly an exception)