3 ms·
Am I just missing it, or did they get rid of the 'Quick Add' natural language parsing option (e.g. "Meeting with Fred tomorrow at 5p")? That has easily been the
by pbh101 9y ago
Am I just missing it, or did they get rid of the 'Quick Add' natural language parsing option (e.g. "Meeting with Fred tomorrow at 5p")? That has easily been the most valuable feature of Google Calendar since day one.
- nsriv 9y agoGood catch, I left feedback on this. Pressing "c" as a keyboard shortcut allows for the create event screen to be brought up, but it's no substitute.
- pbh101 9y agoPressing 'q' still 'works,' but doesn't actually interpret the data you input, and instead just makes an event at the current time and day. Also left feedback.
- askvictor 9y agoI'm guessing they consider that overlaps with Google assistant, so they've chosen to let GA take care of it.