anyone know why the best option for "add to calendar" on a laptop/desktop is to download the ics file? we have mailto:, which no one uses, but no ical:// ?!
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anyone know why the best option for "add to calendar" on a laptop/desktop is to download the ics file? we have mailto:, which no one uses, but no ical:// ?!
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Here's an example event for the site I'm building. It generates the ics file on-demand when someone presses the add to calendar button. If hosting it as a persistent ics file is all that's needed, that'd be super simple to change. Is that right?
There’s webcal:// but that’s for ongoing calendars. Did no one consider this problem for individual events? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webcal