In the account manager choose “ Add account / CalDAV / CardDAV account” When they are installed, if you are on Windows, go to Extras/ Synchronisation settings (TbSync) or Edit/Synchronisation settings (TbSync) if on Linux, and then: The TbSync provider for CalDAV and CardDAV. Alternative: using the TbSync addon įor this method, you need to have two add-ons installed:

Same thing here, if you lately want to add more calendar just redo the procedure. Type you “ user name” and “ Url of the server” and click on “Find Calendars”.Ĭhoose which agendas you want to add and click “ Subscribe” If you later add a new Address Book you can redo all of those steps and only the books not already synchronized will be suggested.įor calendars there is too a native support of CalDAV.Ĭlick on “ +” near Agendas on the agendas page.Ĭhoose “ On the network” on the next window. The previous window will be refreshed and ask you which address books you wish to sync. The next window will ask your username and password for this account.

In the next window, type your user name and URL of your server. On the address book view, click the down arrow near “ New Address Book” and choose “ Add CardDAV Address Book”. Since Thunderbird 102, there is a native support for CardDAV protocol. Since version 102, it supports address book synchronisation via CardDAV and automatic discovering calendars and address books available on the server.

Thunderbird is a feature-rich and mature mail client that can be turned into a full-fledged PIM.

Thunderbird calendar sync