Full Cal is a Mozilla extension that enables users to view Google Calendar in a larger format.
I recently tried out the Full Cal software extension for Google Calendar on Firefox, and I must say I was impressed with its functionality.
Upon accessing Google Calendar, either on my own or through the extension's designated shortcut key (Alt-Shift-C by default), Full Cal immediately places a subtle button on the page. This makes it easy to hide or show the left sidebar whenever necessary. Additionally, if I prefer to hide the sidebar and the headers at the top of the page, I can do so using the same shortcut key.
One feature that I appreciated was that, even when the headers are hidden, I can still use the button on the page to expand the sidebar again. This ensured that I never felt stuck or unable to access the sidebar when I needed to.
Another benefit of Full Cal is that it provides the option to add a button to the toolbar for even easier access. By right-clicking on the toolbar and selecting "Customize...", I was able to add this button and use it instead of the shortcut key.
The only requirement for Full Cal is the Firefox browser, which makes it accessible and easy to use for a wide variety of users. Overall, I found Full Cal to be a helpful and intuitive extension that enhanced my experience with Google Calendar.
Upon accessing Google Calendar, either on my own or through the extension's designated shortcut key (Alt-Shift-C by default), Full Cal immediately places a subtle button on the page. This makes it easy to hide or show the left sidebar whenever necessary. Additionally, if I prefer to hide the sidebar and the headers at the top of the page, I can do so using the same shortcut key.
One feature that I appreciated was that, even when the headers are hidden, I can still use the button on the page to expand the sidebar again. This ensured that I never felt stuck or unable to access the sidebar when I needed to.
Another benefit of Full Cal is that it provides the option to add a button to the toolbar for even easier access. By right-clicking on the toolbar and selecting "Customize...", I was able to add this button and use it instead of the shortcut key.
The only requirement for Full Cal is the Firefox browser, which makes it accessible and easy to use for a wide variety of users. Overall, I found Full Cal to be a helpful and intuitive extension that enhanced my experience with Google Calendar.
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