Lightning is an extension that adds calendar functionality to Thunderbird.
With this software, users can create your own calendars, subscribe to calendars on the web and manage their own schedule, all within Thunderbird. Lightning also includes a Task manager that allows users to manage an integrated calendar and to-do list.
Lightning integrates tightly with Thunderbird.
Features include:
- Supports multiple calendars.
- Create your daily to do list.
- Invite friends to events.
- Supports Web-based calendars, such as Google Calendar.
- Internationalization support: Over 50 languages available.
Website: www.mozilla.org
Support: Support
Developer: Mozilla Foundation
License: MPL 2.0

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