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作者：mia1dolfan 於 April 24, 2012 發佈 ·

FACT:
1. Anyone that says that this addon works flawlessly doesn't have to process invitations into there Google Calendar, which doesn't work, period.

2. Thunderbird Lightning is able to process Google Calendar requests out of the box, without the need of this addon, and is able to process invitations into Google Calendar, via Caldav. I urge users reading this to try Caldav first, which is the supported method.

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This add-on, while good intention, creates more confusion than it's worth, as people think that this add-on is required to access Google Calendar, and issues with this plugin and Caldav become intertwined creating more confusion on the forums and bug reporting. I urge the author to do the community a favor and remove this addon from the repository. If your going to donate, do so to the Mozilla foundation that manages Firefox and Thunderbird.

此意見為舊版本 (0.9) 的附加元件。 

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作者：mia1dolfan 於 Dec. 1, 2011 發佈 ·

It's killing me... In my previous post I said that I turned to Evolution, however Evolution suks much more. It is such a shame I have to open Evolution to accept a invite into my Gmail calendar. No other features should be added until this is resolved!!! I tried adding the calendar via Caldev but still can only accept invites to local calendar. :(

此意見為舊版本 (0.9) 的附加元件。 

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作者：mia1dolfan 於 Sept. 23, 2011 發佈 ·

Processing invitations properly into Google calendar is vital for Thunderbird. Such critical extension should be supported by the Mozilla / Lighting team, in addition to the community. Evolution accepts calendars requests properly, and to the best of my knowledge Thunderbird is the only mail client to exhibit this behavior... for many years now :( Several bugs have been logged on Google on this, and they all have been invalidated. I use Evolution now because of this, even though I prefer Thunderbird otherwise.

此意見為舊版本 (0.8) 的附加元件。 

由 Philipp Kewisch （開發者） 發表於 Sept. 26, 2011 ·

Agreed, this needs to be fixed. I found a new way to do so, if you want to track it see this bug:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=684482