GcalColor
Colorize events in the new Google Calendar. (Keywords: Gcal color colors event)
Adds more colors to Google Calendar!
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Adds more colors to Google Calendar's color selection menu.
HOW TO USE:
This extension adds the ability to insert custom colors into Google Calendar events. Upon installing the extension, you might need to refresh Google Calendar for it to load.
Once the extension has been installed, you can access the custom color creation by either right clicking events (accessing the color palette), or double clicking the event and accessing the other color palette within the advanced event details page.
You can verify that the extension has been installed properly by the existence of an additional circle in the color palette with a plus (+) sign. Clicking on this plus sign should prompt you to insert a custom color defined by a hexcode (For example, typing 000000 will give you the color black. One recommended place to find colors is https://htmlcolorcodes.com/). Pressing "OK" on the color entry prompt will add this custom color to your color palette for coloring events.
You can remove custom colors from your color palette by clicking on the extension icon in your browser's extension bar. This will open a small window where clicking on a color will remove it from the extension and your color palette.
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No clue how to use it now that is has been installed in Chrome....a little help please.....Thanks!
The concept is good. Coming from someone who uses Google Calendar religiously, the need for additional colors is real. The application WOULD fix the problem, but it seems like it barely works. The new colors do not stay assigned when you reload the page, which defeats the entire purpose of the browser extension in the first place. It seems like the dev hasn't updated the program in nearly two years, so I've lost all hope of the issue being fixed at this point.
¡Es justo lo que estaba buscando! No me gustaban los colores por defecto de Google Calendar y ahora le agregué mi propia paleta. Les recomiendo buscar un generador de paletas de color y copiar ahí los códigos.
This is great, though it doesn't work for recurring events. Google Calendar's default eleven colors is rather limiting. ⭐⭐⭐⭐🌈🌈🌈🌈
Love this extension, it made my calender look so much better. However, refreshing the page clears the custom colours, which kinda defeats the purpose. I would love to see this bug fixed. This would be 5/5 otherwise. Thanks for taking the time to create this!
I like it but still doesn't work with all day events
It's ok.
I don't know which step I missed but I just can't add any color. That plus button just doesn't exist on my account.
When I create an event , I am able to choose the custom colors that I added (using this extn) , however once I hit 'save', the meeting item just shows in default color. I tried to log off and log in back , still the issue persists. Looks like a lot of the users have the exact same issue. Pls help.
colors don't stay! they don't stay for repeating events