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Google Calendar Syncing

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Colmeweb
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I am trying to sync my Thunderbird calendar to my gmail calendar. I have followed the directions here

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/using-lightning-google-calendar

When I get to the step after entering my email address I get an error telling me to allow cookies. I checked my settings and cookies are allowed, so I'm not sure what to do. I would really like to get this connected because I like working through thunderbird better than logging into google 10 times per day.

I am trying to sync my Thunderbird calendar to my gmail calendar. I have followed the directions here https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/using-lightning-google-calendar When I get to the step after entering my email address I get an error telling me to allow cookies. I checked my settings and cookies are allowed, so I'm not sure what to do. I would really like to get this connected because I like working through thunderbird better than logging into google 10 times per day.
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You'll need to allow cookies for https://accounts.google.com in Thunderbird. In other words, you can allow cookies for the specific domain above, and don't have to allow them globally.

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christ1
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You'll need to allow cookies for https://accounts.google.com in Thunderbird. In other words, you can allow cookies for the specific domain above, and don't have to allow them globally.

Colmeweb
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Thanks christ1, that did the trick.