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Calendar entries lost after upgrade to 102.2.2

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Cyn
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After recent upgrade to 102.2.2 most of the calendar entries disappeared. Some past single entry reminders still exist but all future reminders are gone. Repeating reminders (ie; annual, monthly, daily, etc) are completely gone.

I've tried creating new reminders but they don't create the pop-up notification.

Anyone have a clue as to why all repeating calendar events get deleted? I just created one, it displayed on my calendar properly but when I changed the calendar view they disappeared.

After recent upgrade to 102.2.2 most of the calendar entries disappeared. Some past single entry reminders still exist but all future reminders are gone. Repeating reminders (ie; annual, monthly, daily, etc) are completely gone. I've tried creating new reminders but they don't create the pop-up notification. Anyone have a clue as to why all repeating calendar events get deleted? I just created one, it displayed on my calendar properly but when I changed the calendar view they disappeared.

Cyn trɔe

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Wayne Mery
Wayne Mery
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gmail calendar?

Cyn
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No, I have been using Thunderbird/Lightning for 10+ years for both email and calendar. Some of the repeat events that are lost were put in years ago. The thought of having to migrate to Outlook or some other app makes me ill.

And just to be clear, the account is NOT a gmail account.

Anyone have a clue as to why all repeating calendar events get deleted? I just created one, it displayed on my calendar properly but when I changed the calendar view they disappeared.

Cyn trɔe