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A side panel extension that shows your today's events. Streamline Your Daily Schedule Management with SideTimeTable! SideTimeTable is a Chrome extension that lets you quickly view and manage today's events in a convenient side panel. With full Google Calendar integration, it smartly supports your busy daily life. [Key Features] • Side Panel Display: View today's schedule in the side panel with one click • Google Calendar Integration: Sync multiple Google Calendars to manage personal and team schedules in one place • Calendar Grouping: Create groups like "Work" or "Personal" and switch views with one click • Local Event Management: Add and edit non-Google events directly, or drag on the timeline to create instantly • Recurring Events: Easily create daily, weekly, monthly, or weekday recurring events • Reminder Notifications: Get desktop alerts before events (with auto-reminders for Google events) • Memo Panel: A collapsible memo area at the bottom of the side panel for quick note-taking • Dark Mode: Full dark theme support with automatic text color contrast • Customizable Settings: Color themes, work hours, break times, and more (with color blindness presets) • Getting Started Guide: Setup wizard and interactive tutorial to get you up and running quickly • Multilingual: Available in English and Japanese [Perfect For] - Business professionals who want to streamline daily schedule checking - Users managing multiple Google Calendars - Those looking to centrally manage work and personal events - Anyone who wants a simple daily planner without Google Calendar [How to Use] 1. Install the extension 2. Connect with your Google account (or use it as a standalone local planner) 3. Select calendars to display 4. View and manage today's events in the side panel [Privacy] Your calendar data is processed securely with minimal required permissions (notifications, alarms, identity/calendar integration, etc.). Calendar write access is used only for updating RSVP responses. Data is not transmitted to external servers.