Brave Talk for Calendars

Schedule Brave Talk meetings directly from your web-based calendar

What is Brave Talk for Calendars?

'Brave Talk for Calendars' is a Chrome extension that simplifies the process of scheduling Brave Talk meetings by integrating it with Google, Proton, and Skiff web calendars. It is open source and its code can be found on GitHub.

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By: Brave Software

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Users: 7,000+

Rating: 4.91 (22)

Version: 2.0.4 (Last updated: 2024-11-08)

Creation date: 2022-03-03

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

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Size: 28.79K

Email: ex*****@brave.com

URLs: Privacy policy

Ranking

# 12408 ▼ 27

Other rankings

#3650 in Workflow & Planning #60 in google calendar keyword 38 ▲ 10 #69 in calendar keyword 40 ▲ 1 #137 in software keyword 19 ▼ 9 #199 in source code keyword 26

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Extension summary

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A simple extension that allows you to schedule Brave Talk meetings within web-based Google, Proton, and Skiff calendars.

This extension is Open Source and the source code can be found at https://github.com/brave/brave-talk-gcalendar-extension.

User reviews

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Pros

Simple to use
Fast and reliable
Time-saver
Works well with Google Calendar
Flawless

Cons

Glitches on secondary monitor
Compatibility with Protonmail
Issues with recurring events in Proton calendar

Most mentioned

Works well with Google Calendar
Simple to use
Fast and reliable

Recent reviews

This has been working well for the most part. For the developer: Recently Brave Talk calls set up on recurring calendar events in Proton have only allowed me, the organizer to join. When the other participant of the calendar meeting tries joining they receive a message that "the meeting is full". It is only me in the call when they receive that message so it isn't full, I'd expect up to 3 more people to join. The other participants were gmail users, we all use macbooks. I use Brave and they use Chrome. Only I have the Brave Talk extension.

Tanner Mann, 2024-04-09

This integration should work no only with Gmail, but also and more importantly on Protonmail... Brave is supposed to support clients' privacy and everything, but I find it ironic that the only way to program a Brave Talk session is by using Google, the opposite of clients' privacy. Please, make it compatible with Protonmail!