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If you want your Team Calendars events to appear in Thunderbird, you can subscribe to Team Calendars.
There are two ways to synchronize your calendar in Thunderbird:
Two-way sync (CalDAV) - allows you to view and update Team Calendars events in Thunderbird.
One-way sync (iCal) - allows you to view, but not update, Team Calendars events in Thunderbird.
Two-way synchronization allows you to view and update Team Calendars events in Thunderbird.
These instructions are for Thunderbird 68 on MacOS Catalina. Your version may differ slightly.
In Confluence:
Select Subscribe at the top of your calendar.
Select Thunderbird from the Calendar app dropdown.
Copy the calendar URL.
In Thunderbird:
From the Home tab, select Create a new calendar > On the network
Select CalDAV
Enter Username, like john@atlassian.com
Paste the Calendar URL you copied earlier in the Location field.
Name the calendar. This is the name that will appear in the Thunderbird calendar list.
Enter your Confluence
username
password
Login to Confluence
Select your profile picture at the upper right
Select Password under Your Settings on the left
Create an API token. You could use the existing one also.
Repeat this process for any other Team Calendars you want to add.
These instructions are for Thunderbird 52 on MacOS High Sierra. Your version may differ slightly.
In Confluence:
Select Subscribe at the top of your calendar
Select iCal from the Calendar app dropdown. Be sure that you don't select Thunderbird for one-way sync.
Copy the calendar URL
In Thunderbird:
From the Home tab, select Create a new calendar > On the network
Select iCalendar (ICS)
Paste the Calendar URL you copied earlier in the Location field
Name the calendar. This is the name that will appear in the Thunderbird calendar list.
Enter your Confluence
username
password
Login to Confluence
Select your profile picture at the upper right
Select Password under Your Settings on the left
Create an API token. You could use the existing one also.
You can now view, but not edit, Team Calendar events in Thunderbird.
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