Free Time Clock for Google Chrome™
Free! This extension will help you keep track of time spent on projects/specific tasks.
Easily see how long your events and meetings are. This extension adds a duration label (e.g. '1h 30m') directly to each event.
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This extension calculates the time between the start and end of your events and adds a duration label to each event block, making your schedule easier to scan and manage - with a fully native look and feel.
Features:
✧ Auto-calculates event duration
✧ Displays duration in hours and minutes
✧ Styled to match Google Calendar™
✧ No setup required
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Thanks for the extension, just a few improvements: 1. Could we see teh duration in hours and minutes and not "hour-dot-fragment"? 2. Events starting in onde day and finishing in another one are showing negative time.
Installed while looking for an alternative to "Events Duration for Google Calendar", which Google appears to have deprecated. While I am thrilled there's some kind of alternative out there, on the test day I looked at, it only put durations inside about half of my events. So, some bugs to iron out still maybe. Still, thank you for taking up the job of making a new extension! Available to help test, just reach out!
Thanks after "Events Duration for Google Calendar" was no longer supported, this is the perfect alternative. One thing only, in the weekly view (with the sidebar on the left), the duration text doesn't show up completely.