Hide morning in Calendar

Hide morning hours on your Google Calendar to stop wasting space on your screen for empty hours.

What is Hide morning in Calendar?

'Hide Morning in Calendar' is a clever Chrome extension designed to declutter your Google Calendar view. It allows users to hide the early morning hours, stopping them from wasting screen space. Perfect for those who use Google Calendar for work or school, this tool lets you set a range of working hours and conveniently removes the unneeded white space during out-of-office or sleeping hours. The extension currently supports English (US) language only, but more language support is coming soon.

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By: https://www.raphaelschaad.com

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Users: 30,000+

Rating: 3.81 (135)

Version: 0.1.9 (Last updated: 2021-08-10)

Creation date: 2019-11-25

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 64.13K

Email: ra*****@gmail.com

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# 5155 ▼ 19

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#3208 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 4

#24 in calendar keyword 40 ▲ 2

#49 in range keyword 12 ▼ 6

#73 in google calendar keyword 38 ▼ 8

#217 in work keyword 13 ▼ 3

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Extension summary

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When's the last time you had a meeting at 3am? Empty hours are irrelevant and waste space on your screen. This extension lets you minimize the range of hours in the morning on your Google Calendar, so you only see the title of events during those hours.

How does it work?

Click “Add to Chrome” to install the extension for free from the official Chrome Web Store.
Reload or open your Google Calendar in Chrome: https://www.google.com/calendar
In the Day/Week/3 or 7 days view, you will notice a new small gray handle at the top of the times on the left. Drag it down to hide morning hours. If you want to show those hours again, simply click the gray hidden hours at the top of the times on the left.

Who is it for? When you use your calendar for work or school, you can set a range of working hours in the day that fits your schedule and remove the unnecessary white space during the times you're out of office or sleeping.

This extension currently works if the language of Google Calendar is set to English (US). Support for more languages coming soon.

Feel free to ask us any questions or tell us what you think. Contact at www.raphaelschaad.com. Thanks for giving us a rating, if you like your clean new calendar look.

User reviews

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Pros

Allows users to focus on specific parts of the calendar without distractions.
Core feature of hiding morning hours works well for many users.
Many users appreciate the clean user experience.
Some users found it functional and effective for their needs.

Cons

Does not hide hours properly in certain views (1 day or week view issues).
Width of day columns becomes misaligned or narrower when using the extension.
Some basic functionality issues arise depending on language settings.
Limited customization options for start times; defaults to midnight.

Most mentioned

Functionality issues arise if the calendar is not in English.
Need for better customization options regarding which hours to hide.
User interface glitches relating to time zones.
Desire for additional features, such as hiding evenings.

Recent reviews

I like this plugin as it allows me to just focus on my part of the calendar and stop viewing outside times which are distracting. I have to stop using it as my organisation wont allow it as it states it captures PII. Can you update the plugin to not capture PII (Personally identifiable information) please??

Stuart Crump, 2024-10-28

the idea is good but badly implemented as it shifts all the time and you miss the actual time

David Quaglia, 2024-09-04

It hides the morning hours easily, but the calendar content just moves up and adds white space underneath instead. Defeats the whole point of the extension in my opinion.