Compare Chrome extensions: GQueues for Google Calendar vs Multi-highlight

Stats GQueues for Google Calendar GQueues for Google Calendar Multi-highlight Multi-highlight
User count 10,000+ 202,042+
Average rating 5.00 4.10
Rating count 18 539
Last updated 2023-02-08 2020-06-17
Size 509.95K 60.78K
Version 1.2.2 1.21
Short description
Mark GQueues tasks complete directly in Google Calendar Search and highlight multiple words on web pages.
Full summary

If you live in Google Calendar, you understand the importance of a timely reminder to get to work, and blocking out meeting-free time so you have space to actually get that work done.

With the GQueues Google Calendar extension, you can view full details for GQueues tasks syncing to Google Calendar, and mark those tasks complete right from the Calendar interface. No switching back and forth between the two apps to keep track of what you’ve accomplished.

If you’ve already activated Calendar syncing for your GQueues account, the next step is to install this extension to push that integration (and your productivity) to the next level.


The GQueues for Google Calendar Chrome Extension requires a GQueues account to work. GQueues is a task management app specifically designed for teams on Google Workspace.

With GQueues you get: • Deep integration with Google Workspace including Chrome, Gmail, Calendar, and Drive • Immediate, 2-way task syncing with Google Calendar • Unlimited, project-based calendars to share with your team • Simple, intuitive interface

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Can do for you:

  • Highlight multiple english words on all pages. (whole word matching for english words, currently)
  • Your words will be saved.
  • Needs to refresh opened pages after install this extension.

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Change log:

  • 1.21 - Remove tracelog codes (which has stopped receiving years ago).
  • 1.12~1.20 - Bug fix.
  • 1.11 - Temporary rollback to v1.7.
  • 1.10 - Change: Skip "content editable" elements; Support single letter non-english words.
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