Exchange Calendar is an add-on for Thunderbird and Seamonkey.
It extends the Lightning add-on to provide Microsoft Exchange support.
Exchange Calendar extension can:
This extension requires:
ExchangeCalendar is developed by a community of interested developers. Support is best effort and cannot be guaranteed. Contributions are welcome.
Download a pre-built release from our releases page or build your own release as shown below.
There is no active development at this time.
Currently not implemented. See issue #277.
A financial bounty is available for anyone who implements this support. For details and rules see the linked page.
This add-on was originally created by Michel Verbraak. It is open source and based on the work of many contributors.
Please report any issues that have not previously been reported here.
The more information you can provide about an issue, the easier it becomes to reproduce and fix. Examples of helpful information are:
To help us to maintain the code, we will be thankful to follow these main guidelines:
Note that our Makefile
has a beautify
target which will try to beautify
all JavaScript (requires jsbeautifier
Debian package) and XML code
(requires tidy
package) to help maintain a clean code.
When your patches are ready, you are welcome to do pull requests on our repository.
Please help us to review your code by making multiple small pull requests instead of big ones modifying big parts of the code.
You are welcome to provide translation updates on our Transifex project: https://www.transifex.com/ExchangeCalendar/exchangecalendar
To manually build the add-on, you have to:
# clone this project
git clone https://github.com/ExchangeCalendar/exchangecalendar.git
cd exchangecalendar
# build it
make build
Then an xpi
file is created in the project folder.
This file is directly installable from the add-on page of Thunderbird.
If it doesn't work, please check you have these tools installed (example for Debian):
sudo apt install git-core zip
This software is provided on a best-effort basis without any warranty. Please see the license for details.
Some of the icons and images used are from the Fugue Icons Collection made by Yusuke Kamiyamane.