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| | |I have 3 calendars. One for work, the other are subribed ones. Which means that I don't have write access on these. I don't know how many times I tried accidentally to create an event in one of the read only calendars. | ||
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Revision as of 11:02, 1 November 2006
Current Issues (Lightning 0.3)
The table below lists users feedback regarding the usability of the main Lightning UI.
| Comment | Category |
| The calendar below the email accounts is disturbing and to big if you also use the "contact sidebar" extension. | |
| After starting Thunderbird I don't know in which calendar I'm working in. | |
| I can't drag an event from one calendar into another. | |
| All the different colors in the week view are confusing me. Especially same things are highlighted differentialy. | |
| I want to switch between E-Mail and Calendar easily. | |
| Why am I seeing the mail tree when I'm working in the Calendar? | |
| I don't want to see Saturday and Sunday. I use my calendar only for my work. | |
| The left side looks very cluttered. | |
| How can I switch into a different view? | |
| I have 3 calendars. One for work, the other are subribed ones. Which means that I don't have write access on these. I don't know how many times I tried accidentally to create an event in one of the read only calendars. |