<h2>Cron for web</h2>
For people who prefer to have their calendar right there in a browser tab, the full Cron experience is now available on the web. Visit <a href="https://calendar.cron.com">calendar.cron.com</a> and simply sign in with your existing Cron account.
Cron on the web is accessible on all major browsers and any OS: Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge on macOS, Windows, ChromeOS, and Linux. With this, we’re bringing beloved Cron features to a web calendar:
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<li>Multiple calendar accounts in a unified view. Work and personal calendars can now live in the same tab. Connect additional Google accounts at <a href="https://calendar.cron.com/settings/calendars">calendar.cron.com/settings/calendars</a> in settings. <a href="https://cron.com/docs/calendar-integrations">Learn more</a></li>
<li>Event reminder notifications. Receive timely and rich browser notifications. Join conferencing directly from the notification. <a href="https://cron.com/docs/browser-notifications">Learn more</a></li>
<li>Dark mode. Enjoy a gorgeous calendaring experience when your OS is in a dark theme. Bright websites stick out like a sore thumb.</li>
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We’re excited for you to be able to bookmark or pin <a href="https://calendar.cron.com">calendar.cron.com</a> in your browser for daily use.
<h2>Other improvements</h2>
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<li>Fixes “Include calendars” setting for the iOS widget not being saved.</li>
<li>Fixes multi-day events sometimes not shown in iOS app.</li>
<li>Fixes all-day section layout in the iOS app when showing several events on a single day.</li>
<li>Fixes declined and not-responded-to all-day events in the iOS app not displaying correctly.</li>
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