Since a few weeks, the red time line of my google calendar is at the wrong place. It states that it is 4 hours later than the real hour. Some people around me have exactly the same problem.
Searching on the net I could not find a solution.
Do you have any ideas?
SOLVED google-chrome red time line
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SOLVED google-chrome red time line
Prendre son temps, profiter de celui qui passe.
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Re: google-chrome red time line
Might be wrong, but it may be related to UTC? Localtime vs UTC? why not give it a check? If it fixes the problem great!
If it does not and had nothing to do with it, then


If it does not and had nothing to do with it, then


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Re: google-chrome red time line
Thanks tonio.
I finally found the solution:
In google calendar, at upper right there is the the little gear wheel > settings > change time zone from Toronto to Iqaluit, then save changes, then back to Toronto and save changes.
Everything got back to normal. There is no Montreal option for Canada.
I live in Montreal but since a few years there is no more Montreal choices in the time zones. Iqaluit is north with 6,000 souls, we are with the suburbs 4,000,000 souls in Montreal. I suspect the guys in Toronto to try have erased us from the map.
Sometime google-chrome: "c'est n'importe quoi".
I finally found the solution:
In google calendar, at upper right there is the the little gear wheel > settings > change time zone from Toronto to Iqaluit, then save changes, then back to Toronto and save changes.
Everything got back to normal. There is no Montreal option for Canada.

I live in Montreal but since a few years there is no more Montreal choices in the time zones. Iqaluit is north with 6,000 souls, we are with the suburbs 4,000,000 souls in Montreal. I suspect the guys in Toronto to try have erased us from the map.

Sometime google-chrome: "c'est n'importe quoi".

Prendre son temps, profiter de celui qui passe.
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Re: google-chrome red time line
Excellent! Great that you got it to work!
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Re: google-chrome red time line
I imagine that we will get thousands of view in porteus with this google-chrome calendar issue.
Good publicity.
Good publicity.

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Re: google-chrome red time line
Sounds like you should add "Solved" to the thread's title.francois wrote:I finally found the solution:


Ed