The current set of snooze options is very limited, with huge gaps, and no opportunities for customization. Outlook does it decently. I suggest looking at that app as a model. Note: The best strategy I have found to keep from missing appointments is "half-life" snoozes. Calendars don't seem to be compatible with my brain, so I depend on a series of reminders that goes something like this: 1. One week 2. Three days 3. One day 4. Twelve hours 5. Four hours 6. 2 hours 7. 1 hour. 8. 15 minutes 9. 5 minutes
When looking forward, or in the past, it would be nice to easily get back to the current day, week, month, etc with a click of a button as opposed to scrolling through the days, weeks, months, etc.
I'm using this app with multiple google calendars. Sometimes it happens that I choose the wrong calendar when creating an event. At the moment I see not possibility to change the calendar once the event has been created since in the event properties the calender choice is disabled. And when dragging events it's not possible to drag an event to a time slot at which another event is already created (no matter if it's the same calendar or another one). However, when editing an event, the time can be set to that particular time slot in the event properties. It
I often have meetings that last 15 minutes, but now they display as 30 minute blocks, which makes a lot of my meetings overlap. Could you add an option to enable a slightly smaller font and 15 minute blocks? Thanks for your consideration.
The support of time zones would make this calendar app even more powerful. I have often meeting invites from Europe (I live in North America) and even different time zones in the US can make things sometimes a bit difficult. Supporting time zones and the ability to set your time zone in the calendar independent from the time zone one is currently in would be fantastic.
I would like to easily delete an event by pressing the delete key, or click and drag on the bottom of an event to change the duration, etc. To my mind these are basic features for a modern calendar app.
Most apps I use have a setting to automatically start them when logging into Windows. Since I use One Calendar constantly, it would be nice if I had such a setting for it too.