Can we add weather to the calendar?

German Language:

Nach Einrichtung eines Serientermins lässt sich die Art der Wiederholung nachträglich nicht mehr ändern, z.B. bei gewünschter Verlängerung der Terminserie von 5 mal auf 7 mal. Ich helfe mir damit, dass ich den zu ändernden Serientermin kopiere, in der Kopie die Änderung unterbringe und anschließend die alte Serie lösche. Es wäre schön, wenn man das auf einfachere Weise ändern könnte.

The same in english language:

Once a recurring appointment has been set up, the type of repetition cannot be changed afterwards, e.g. if the appointment series is extended from 5 to 7 times. I help myself by copying

I wish I could give my fellow voluntary co-workers a view into my OneCalendar via a weblink to a browser. Not showing my calendar details, just showing when I have free time.

Un detalle que tengo en mi calendario del celular y que estoy seguro que hace falta en One calendar, es que al crear un evento deberia de aparecer los dias que faltan, por ejemplo, faltan 15 o 6 dias para la fecha del evento creado, es un detalle pequeño para generar una experiencia agradable

We would like the familiar layout without time rows, as you have wonderfully achieved in the Android version! The Windows Calendar, which could do this at small resolutions, is currently being phased out by MS. The Outlook alternative can’t do this! And please not only in small window sizes. It would be welcome in any size! I have researched extensively, no software in the world can do this anymore, :( why not yours? With deepest thanks

Something like a service so that the main app doesn't need to be started?

This would give a better view of the limit between past events and future events. Just keep the same colours but show them "foggy" or "pastel".

I would like to see the ability to copy/replicate a group of events all at once. For example my work schedule is on a two week rotation. Week one is  Sun, Wed, Thur and week two is Mon, Tue, Fri, Sat then it goes back to week one, etc. It would be useful if I could select all the work events for both weeks and duplicate them all at once on the following two weeks, etc.

When creating a calendar even, it's noce that we can change the "color" but it would be awesome in we had the ability to aslo EDIT the color to enter a name for what the color represents. Example have purple listed as "work schedule" Currently I have different colors for different categories but I have to keep a seperate "legend" to remind me of what colors mean what.

Thank you

On Desktop, you click on a date by mistake and it takes you 3 or more clicks to get out. Please, just ESC key.

Can you add more options under the "reminder" e.g. have two options alert for a week or day before due date?

Cuando imprimes el calendario, las letras negras sobre fondo de color no se ven bien, tendría que poder cambiarse la letra a blanco o el color a un color más suave.Y se tendría que poder cambiar todo el calendario , que no hiciera falta ir evento por evento, es decir, una opción al imprimir.

I use Fantastical on iOS. One thing I like about it is I can add an event with all the details in the title, rather than putting in the event, then clicking the date, then clicking the time, and so on. 

So it'd look like this:

Breakfast Jan 1 at 9am /[whatever calendar] 

In the Android application, we use a widget to display future appointments on a line. However, the lines for days with no appointments are not displayed and are skipped, making it difficult to keep track of the date and time for some periods.

Therefore, I would like you to add a function to insert a sentence such as "No appointment" on days when there are no appointments in the line display style widget. I would also like to be able to change the color of that text.

I use this app on both my PC and my phone. Thank you.

Opis

"A configurable keyboard shortcut (preferably, or Enter) to save while creating an event."  

It would be nice to change status of an event from active to deleted, but leave it in the calendar as a transparent event to denote original scheduled event.