Custom Fields for Google Calendar™ Chrome Extension Analysis

Listing positioning

The product positions itself as a workflow enhancement tool for Google Calendar that enables users to add non-standard fields like dropdowns, date pickers, and checkboxes to events. It claims to support role-based access control, allowing editors to manage fields while guests view them.

Inferred product pattern

Utility extension for calendar metadata management with significant reported UI/UX instability.

Review-backed pain points

Users frequently report that UI buttons do not appear, triggers do not open, or that the extension requires interaction with 'fake' feedback prompts that lead nowhere. There is frustration regarding cross-platform mobile support and data portability.

Observed feature gaps

Lack of global field deletion, failure to integrate with standard ICS data export, and inconsistent cross-browser/cross-device rendering of custom fields.

Support

Multiple users state the extension simply does not work, with buttons remaining disabled or unclickable despite following instructions.

Reliability

Significant reports of broken UI elements, cross-browser compatibility issues, and failure of the extension to inject fields into the standard Google Calendar interface.

Privacy

No specific privacy or security complaints, though one user questioned the extension's behavior in Brave/Chrome.