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USA calendar imported into Thunderbird does not include the Easter holiday.

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I added the USA holidays calendar to my Thunderbird calendar and found that it doesn't include Easter. The calendar was downloaded from: https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/calendar/holidays/

I just thought that I would let people know so they wouldn't end up wasting time using it until it's fixed. I'll have to find a better holiday calendar until then.

I added the USA holidays calendar to my Thunderbird calendar and found that it doesn't include Easter. The calendar was downloaded from: https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/calendar/holidays/ I just thought that I would let people know so they wouldn't end up wasting time using it until it's fixed. I'll have to find a better holiday calendar until then.

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Tat calendar has Easter, but on the 4th April. Next to useless really. I have raised an issue for that. https://github.com/thundernest/thunderbird-website/issues/297

Personally I never use the Thunderbird calendars, I stick to the ones Google and Hotmail publish. It does mean I have to maintain accounts with them, but really everyone has a google or Hotmail account.

This link will download a google holiday calendar for the US, but I would actually suggest you subscribe from within a google account as you can set exactly which observances you want to skip.

Huge resources in those corporations, so they tend to get things like that right.

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Tat calendar has Easter, but on the 4th April. Next to useless really. I have raised an issue for that. https://github.com/thundernest/thunderbird-website/issues/297

Personally I never use the Thunderbird calendars, I stick to the ones Google and Hotmail publish. It does mean I have to maintain accounts with them, but really everyone has a google or Hotmail account.

This link will download a google holiday calendar for the US, but I would actually suggest you subscribe from within a google account as you can set exactly which observances you want to skip.

Huge resources in those corporations, so they tend to get things like that right.