Calendar for the Mac App Store
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Calendar for the Mac App Store launched on March 3, 2011 with 18 votes, #52 of 272 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 15 years on.
In plain words
Calendars is a Mac application that provides quick access to calendar events through a dropdown menu. It offers a compact view option displaying events across a customizable timeframe, making it convenient for users to glance at their upcoming schedule without opening a full calendar application. The app works with multiple calendar accounts, though users have noted that customer support could be more responsive.
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UPDATE:The developer continues to be unresponsive. It turns out that fixing the subcalendars problem I had is easy, once you go to Settings>Accounts. Stupid of me to miss that. The developer didn't help me, though, even though I asked through the so-called Support item, which just takes you to the Facebook page where the developer ignores you. Minus one star for thatBut I do like this app, otherwise. Very convenient to have a dropdown menu to glance at my calendar. I keep the Compact view enabled with a 3 day span, which usually gives me a completely visible list of my events over that period without having to do any scrolling. YMMV. UPDATE:The developer continues to be unresponsive. It…from itunes.apple.com
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