It has been brought to our attention that a recent update to Thunderbird – bringing the version number up to v60 – has the unfortunate side-effect of breaking Nexus365 calendars. Experimentation within the Nexus team has shown that\u00a0the only calendar functionality that remains intact during testing is the use of one’s own calendar and, bizarrely, a single meeting room.<\/p>\n
Calendar issues aside, this upgrade to the application is worthwhile. Testers within the Nexus team described it as\u00a0 “…definitely snappier and more responsive.”<\/p>\n
Mozilla have made a big jump with the plug-in architecture for Thunderbird (as\u00a0happened\u00a0for Firefox about a year ago), so to continue to use Nexus365 calendars within Thunderbird we will have to wait for the developers of the exchangecalendar plug-in to get their heads around the new design. In the meantime Outlook Web App (http:\/\/outlook.office.com<\/a>) gives calendar functionality via almost any modern browser.<\/p>\n Mozilla have provided the following guidance regarding calendar issues post upgrade:<\/p>\n https:\/\/support.mozilla.org\/en-US\/kb\/calendar-updates-issues-thunderbird<\/a><\/p>\n This may also be useful:<\/p>\n https:\/\/www.thunderbird.net\/en-US\/thunderbird\/60.3.1\/releasenotes\/<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n EDIT:\u00a0Version ‘v5.0.0-alpha2’ of the exchangecalendar add-on was released in the last 24 hours. Testing within the Nexus team has shown that with this version delegate calendars re-appear. https:\/\/github.com\/ExchangeCalendar\/exchangecalendar\/releases<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It has been brought to our attention that a recent update to Thunderbird – bringing the version number up to v60 – has the unfortunate side-effect of breaking Nexus365 calendars. Experimentation within the Nexus team has shown that\u00a0the only calendar … Continue reading