Doesn't work with New Google Calendar

[czekaj]

Google has just released the new Google Calendar web app and the scroll disabler doesn't work anymore.

More info: https://www.blog.google/products/g-suite/time-refresh-introducing-new-look-and-features-google-calendar-web/

[chrisrosa]

same. macOS 10.13 + Chrome 62.0.3202.62.

[czekaj]

I'd love to hear @hamen's take on it. I noticed that Google did something ugly with the New Calendar. They switched to a Google Inbox-like UI framework which generates HTML elements randomly and it's much much harder to find what you're looking for. Therefore it may be challenging to write a working Scroll Disabler for it.

[hamen]

Hi all and thank you for the report. That's unfortunate, but I'm gonna still trying to work this out next weekend 💪🏻

[hamen]

Any chance you can give this version a try, please? google-calendar-scroll-disabler.zip

1. Remove the previous version.
2. Unpack the .zip file
3. Chrome -> Extensions -> Load unpacked extension
4. Reload Google Calendar

Thank you very much 😄

[czekaj]

Thanks for working on it, Ivan!

It works only partially. So at first, after reloading, it doesn't work and I can still scroll but as soon as I click any day to add an event it starts working.

[hamen]

There is a 5 seconds timer, because I'm waiting for the asynchronous stuff to load. Can you do a test for me please? Load the page and wait 6 seconds and then try to scroll. If it works, we can think about reducing the timer, looking for the sweet spot. Thanks

[apphancer]

Thanks Ivan. It's working fairly well. Just one small issue that I have noticed so far is that the scroll is re-enabled after a new event screen is triggered (regardless if the event gets created or the the Esc key is pressed without creating an event).

[chrisrosa]

This is working fine for me. I can definitely work with a timer. Thanks

[MoFugga]

Hello,

New here. I installed your extension, and when it loads, after the small delay, I lose the ability to scroll all together. What can I provide you to help?

Kevin

[algoroq]

Hello, thanks for this extension.

I tried version 0.3:

• after 5 seconds scroll ability is completely disabled
• when I click the "next month" button, the scroll will resume as well as without extension

[heyfletch]

version 0.3 is working well for me. I'll report back if I find any issues. I'm a light-user.

[DavGoodvibes]

It work for me BUT the problem is back as soon you save a new event.

[heyfletch]

Same. Works, until saving a new event.

[apphancer]

I have a made a few changes to the code and made a Pull request Can you take a look at Pull request #10

[hamen]

Thank you for the PR, Martin. I'm gonna look at it ASAP.

[brendanfalkowski]

Appreciate the work on this, will be hammering Google Calendar's feedback form that they still haven't included a setting to disable scrolljacking.

[x1c0]

Hi @hamen thank you for this great extension! any plans when 0.3 version will be released for the web store?

[hamen]

Hi all and sorry for the delay. I'm gonna be on this next weekend, polish everything and release a new version. Thank you all for the support and your patience <3

[danielosborn]

@hamen Thank you for your work on this! Greatly helpful!

[hamen]

I eventually managed to merge @apphancer https://github.com/alter-ego/google-calendar-scroll-disabler/pull/10 PR : it looks great!

I have just published version 0.4 (still rolling out tho). I gave it a quick test drive. Please, let me know if you see something wrong.

Once again, thank you @apphancer ❤️

[apphancer]

I am glad my contribution could help. Thanks @hamen for starting this extension in the 1st place

[UpstairsEmpire]

@hamen Thanks for the continued work on this extension.

I haven't switched over to the new Google Calendar web app design yet, and with this new update, I lost functionality in the old web app design! (Google allows you to choose which app to use at the moment.)

I tested in the new Google Calendar app and it works successfully.

Possible to restore functionality in the old web app, for those of us who prefer it?

Chrome in MacOS 10.13.12

[brendanfalkowski]

Thank you! Working well from my testing.

Hint: try restarting Chrome to get the update. The extension management screen doesn't have a way to manually update apparently.

[UpstairsEmpire]

@hamen The issue is still occurring. I've restarted chrome, reinstalled the extension, restarted my computer and restarted chrome again! I've also confirmed I have been running v0.4

[heyfletch]

v 0.4 does not solve clickjacking for me. Chrome 69. MacOS Mojave.

[x1c0]

Please try this PR -> https://github.com/alter-ego/google-calendar-scroll-disabler/pull/15

works for me on Chrome 69 - MacOS Mojave.

[heyfletch]

@x1c0 Thanks! #15 works for me.

[hamen]

A new release is rolling out. Please, give it a try.

[knumat]

@hamen Thanks for doing the 0.5 release! It seems to be working for me.

[UpstairsEmpire]

@hamen 0.5 release is working perfect for me on MacOS Mojave (10.14) running Chrome 69.0.3497.100 (Official Build) (64-bit).

Now if only we had a Safari version! Pushing my luck? :)

[hamen]

🤔 I have no idea. Does Safari have extensions? I'm not using Safari, so I know very little about it.

[UpstairsEmpire]

@hamen Yes it does have extensions! Through chrome unfortunately has many, many more. I have my fingers crossed on this one. Why doesn't Google just fix this bug?!