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• I vaguely remember the calendar app not being able to do some gcal stuff like book rooms or something

  davidcrespo posted 5 years ago

• @broox @harper I use t.co/ML9pQwGT5l... So technically the web apps. But it feels more native! The native macos apps are just a major pain imo

  maltejanosch posted 5 years ago

• Web gmail app (for the extensions and web-only features like snooze) but desktop iCal app (since it blends both professional + personal calendars).

  tailormann posted 5 years ago

• Web, because it’s more seamless between Mac and PC.

  niclake posted 5 years ago

• @broox @harper macOS client for system notifications and to overlay with other cals. Web for full feature set

  Zeussce posted 5 years ago

• Native on desktop. All lives on second monitor. Web mostly on laptop.

  fsimmons posted 5 years ago

• web versions. haven't bothered to set up the mac app integrations and i've not heard good things about them from those that have.

  iandees posted 5 years ago

• I use web gmail and fantastical for gcal.

  pickledgator posted 5 years ago

• web, keyboard shortcuts.

  arkmashton posted 5 years ago

• @broox @harper t.co/tJDf1izKhe for multiple Gmail accounts in one app and then the web interface for calendars

  greg5green posted 5 years ago