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

@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

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

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

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

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

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.

I use web gmail and fantastical for gcal.

web, keyboard shortcuts.

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