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Feature description
I would like to be able to individually select the time zone for the start and end of each calender enty.
Why do you want this feature?
I travel a lot. When flying between different countries, locally different time zones can quickly result in incorrect time displays if the cell phone automatically switches to the current time zone of the country you are in.
When booking flights, the time zone of the respective airport (country) is usually used for take-off and landing times. This time zones may differ for start and landing for flights from one country to another.
Additional information
I use currently another calendar app. This allows me to select the time zone per entry (start and end the same). When using it, I create two entries as a workaround if necessary. One with the start time and one with the landing time. This works reasonably well, but it is far away from beeing perfect.
I'm not a programmer and I'm new to GitHub. I have done the initial checks listed on top as best I could. Nevertheless, I cannot 100% rule out having missed a similar topic.
Update:
09.09.2024:
I removed some information from this text that meight cause confusion.
Checklist
Feature description
I would like to be able to individually select the time zone for the start and end of each calender enty.
Why do you want this feature?
I travel a lot. When flying between different countries, locally different time zones can quickly result in incorrect time displays if the cell phone automatically switches to the current time zone of the country you are in.
When booking flights, the time zone of the respective airport (country) is usually used for take-off and landing times. This time zones may differ for start and landing for flights from one country to another.
Additional information
I use currently another calendar app. This allows me to select the time zone per entry (start and end the same). When using it, I create two entries as a workaround if necessary. One with the start time and one with the landing time. This works reasonably well, but it is far away from beeing perfect.
I'm not a programmer and I'm new to GitHub. I have done the initial checks listed on top as best I could. Nevertheless, I cannot 100% rule out having missed a similar topic.
Update:
09.09.2024:
I removed some information from this text that meight cause confusion.