Tickets :: Comment on [#12984] Dismissed Alarms coming back / still popping up on Mozilla Lightning

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Comment	> The problem is the way Lightning handle it. I use TB and Lightning > for several years, and this was always a problem. > > Now I'm usng TBSYNC to do add the accounts and... no more problem. > > I have 14 different calendars in my GMail account. Imagine how pissed > I've already became with TB. > > TBSync always makes easy the job of syncing contacts. > > It still have some bugs to use EWS for calendars, but for contacts > work great. > > And the main reason that I use TB, is that past appointments are not > automatically dismissed, if not seen. If this is not a problem to > you, if you only care about your today's appointments, then use > Windows Calendar (if a Windows user), because it's the lightest and > easier calendar manager that I've ever used. > > I was using it until I figure out that TBSync would solve my problem. > > But... Thunderbird still isn't perfect. It has problems to > automatically add ICS to an agenda, if downloaded from a website, and > it can't interpret several meetings invitation that come by e-mail. > > I'm still have hope that someday all the problems will be fixed, but > as I'm also a realistic person, I use Outlook and Windows Calendar to > help me stay the best productive as possible, as TB alone can't. > > Sorry to tell it, but it's true. > > Maybe a profession paid version would help, and I'd be the first to > use and to share the experience. Right now I already pay OWL EWS > provider to enable Office365 to work with TB correctly. > > And finally... why I don't use Outlook to do everything? Simple... > try to search an important old e-mail fast in Outlook. If search > function in Outlook was like TB search, I'm sure that I'd add all my > accounts there. > > Right now I use 3 different tools with overlap between them, unfortunately.
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