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Interactive year-at-a-glance calendar for visual time planning Yes. Version 1.0.9 adds two listing-worthy capabilities, and the Google Calendar action needs a privacy clarification. I’d use this revised description: YearMap brings a clean year-at-a-glance calendar to Chrome so you can see, mark, share, and plan the whole year on one screen. Use it for travel, school schedules, family plans, projects, events, habits, or any other date ranges you want to see in context. Click and drag across dates, assign ranges to color-coded categories, add short notes, share a read-only YearMap snapshot containing only the categories you choose, export selected categories as an ICS file, or open an individual range as a prefilled all-day event in Google Calendar. YearMap is designed for people who like the clarity of a paper year planner but want a little more structure: reusable categories, category lanes for overlapping plans, notes, sharing, weekend highlighting, optional weekday alignment, and practical calendar export tools. YearMap is designed to work as your new-tab calendar when it controls Chrome’s new-tab page. If another extension controls your new-tab page, you can still open YearMap anytime from its toolbar icon. Key features: - Full 12-month year view in a compact vertical layout - Click-and-drag range selection - Up to 5 color-coded categories - Temporarily hide or show individual categories without deleting plans - Multiple category lanes per day, so different kinds of plans can sit side by side - Optional notes on ranges, with hover previews and exported event descriptions - Import U.S. federal observed holidays for the displayed year - Read-only share links with explicit category selection and optional note inclusion - Add an individual range to Google Calendar as a prefilled all-day event for review and saving - Category day totals - Optional weekend highlighting - Optional weekday-aligned layout - Built-in command help for selection, deletion, undo, sharing, and range editing - ICS export for Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, and other calendar apps - Select which categories to include when exporting an ICS file Privacy: YearMap keeps your calendar data in Chrome storage and can optionally sync it through your Chrome profile. It does not require an account. Share links encode a read-only snapshot in the link itself; YearMap does not store shared calendars on a server. ICS export files are generated locally in your browser. When you choose “Add to Google Calendar,” YearMap opens a Google Calendar event URL containing that range’s dates, category, and note. This information is therefore sent to Google and may appear in your browser history. The event is not saved automatically, YearMap does not connect to your Google account, and later YearMap changes do not sync to Google Calendar. Optional anonymous usage analytics are off unless you explicitly allow them. If enabled, YearMap sends four limited usage signals to PostHog: analytics enabled, one active-day signal per day, first range created, and successful share-link copy. These signals use a random installation ID and never include calendar content, notes, dates, URLs, account information, or shared-link contents. You can turn analytics off anytime in Settings. Full details: https://yearmap.app/privacy/ Trademark notice: Chrome, Google Calendar, and Google are trademarks of Google LLC. Apple Calendar and Apple are trademarks of Apple Inc. Outlook is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.