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The only thing that I complain about with Fastmail is the lack of ability to use the calendar outside of the web UI. The email side is fantastic.
by bovermyer 9y ago
The only thing that I complain about with Fastmail is the lack of ability to use the calendar outside of the web UI.
The email side is fantastic.
- news_to_me 9y agoI haven't had that experience — I have it hooked up as CalDAV to my mac and iphone's native clients.
- bovermyer 9y agoHmm, maybe I'm just doing it wrong.
- lancewiggs 9y agoI found the Fastmail calendar to be far more reliable and compatible than Gmail.
- ocdtrekkie 9y agoCalDAV works great! I use their calendar on my Windows Mobile device without a problem[0]. FastMail even, when they had a change that might negatively affect some calendar clients last month, bothered to test large number and notify users who might be adversely affected. I got an email telling me how to resolve the issue with my Windows Mobile device, for example. https://blog.fastmail.com/2017/11/04/shared-calendar-improvements/ https://blog.fastmail.com/2017/11/04/shared-calendar-improve... [0] Actually Windows 10 has a strange quirk of CalDAV/CardDAV support: It's only supported as part of iCloud account support. The solution is to create a fake iCloud account, and then change the advanced server settings to your CalDAV and CardDAV URLs instead of Apple's URLs. And then put in the correct credentials. This is true of desktop and phone Windows 10 alike.
- ac29 9y agoCheck out DAVdroid if you are on Android (there are other options too). Provides CalDAV/CardDAV to sync with Androids native calendars and contacts.
- mycoborea 9y agoMaybe try again; I use the calendar with Mac and GNOME native calendar programs just fine