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    MMM-CalendarExt3 Not showing on some clients

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      odin_greythorn @MMRIZE
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      @MMRIZE it’s the default for onepageos, which is chromium browser. There are no custom mods to that image, it’s a stock install with the only modifications being my Wi-Fi network and the default displayed web page changed to my local server IP:port running magic mirror.

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        odin_greythorn @odin_greythorn
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        @odin_greythorn browser is for sure chromium, here is the output of chromium-browser --version:
        Chromium 98.0.4758.106 Built on Raspbian , running on Raspbian 11

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          odin_greythorn @sdetweil
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          @sdetweil
          Aaaand this was it. - didn’t realize the version of chromium I was using was from two years ago.
          Solved - updating chromium browser to the most recent version + reboot immediately showed the missing module. Thank you.

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            MMRIZE @odin_greythorn
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            @odin_greythorn
            I need the front-end log for checking.

            You can get the front-end log by;

            • Ctrl+Shift+I to open front dev console on the running, or,
            • npm run start:dev command, or,
            • Use MMM-LogExt module to deliver front-end logs to the backend.
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              sdetweil @odin_greythorn
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              @odin_greythorn awesome. glad you could update without having to drag in any conflicting changes

              Sam

              How to add modules

              learning how to use browser developers window for css changes

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