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[Matthew Exon <mat.ubuntu@xxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

I just finished setting up a DAViCal instance for sharing my calendar
between devices.  I want to set it up on my MX4.

* I go to the Calendar app
* Tap on the hamburger menu top right
* Tap on "Calendars"
* Three rows are displayed, "Personal", "Birthdays & Anniversaries", and "Add online Calendar"
* I can select/deselect "Personal" and "Birthdays & Anniversaries"
* Tap on "Add online Calendar"
* The row very briefly flashes slightly grey
* The whole page is now unresponsive - I can't select/deselect "Personal" and "Birthdays & Anniversaries" or tap the back button top left.

I thought at first that it might be due to being in China and google.com
being unavailable - the Google logo implies it's a google-only thing and
many western systems assume Google is available.  But I also tried it on
a VPN and got the same result.

** Affects: webbrowser-app (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1511892

Title:
  calendar-app unresponsive if I click on "Add online calendar"

Status in webbrowser-app package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  I just finished setting up a DAViCal instance for sharing my calendar
  between devices.  I want to set it up on my MX4.

  * I go to the Calendar app
  * Tap on the hamburger menu top right
  * Tap on "Calendars"
  * Three rows are displayed, "Personal", "Birthdays & Anniversaries", and "Add online Calendar"
  * I can select/deselect "Personal" and "Birthdays & Anniversaries"
  * Tap on "Add online Calendar"
  * The row very briefly flashes slightly grey
  * The whole page is now unresponsive - I can't select/deselect "Personal" and "Birthdays & Anniversaries" or tap the back button top left.

  I thought at first that it might be due to being in China and
  google.com being unavailable - the Google logo implies it's a google-
  only thing and many western systems assume Google is available.  But I
  also tried it on a VPN and got the same result.

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