From: surname@gmx.net.removethisandtherest.example.invalid   
      
   On 10/08/2025 23:41, bey24thgfdhg wrote:> bey24thgfdhg wrote:   
   >> I have downloaded the above CardDAV browser version 6.2 and installed   
   >> it in SeaMonkey 2.53.21. The browser is enabled in the Add-On Manager   
   >> but I am unable to create a CardDAV address book.   
   >>   
   >> Has anyone had success?   
   >   
   > Is no one using CardDAV in seamonkey?   
      
   Not me, but presumably you checked these items from its Classic Add-ons   
   page:   
      
   > Known Issues:   
   > 1) Certain binary vCard fields (eg: Logo and Sound) are not displayed.   
   > 2) Any SSL certificate errors will cause the network connection to fail.   
   > 3) Only 100% CardDAV compliant servers are supported (tested using   
   DAViCal).   
   > 4) The only authentication systems available are those built in to   
   Firefox (OAuth is not currently supported).   
   >   
   > Unsupported CardDAV Servers:   
   > 1) Google (Uses OAuth for authentication).   
   > 2) Yahoo (Uses OAuth for authentication).   
   > 3) SOGo Open Source Groupware (Is not standards compliant. See here   
   for more information).   
      
   If you are expecting the add-on to create an address-book rather than   
   accessing one at a remote server, maybe this expectation is wrong:   
      
   > CardDAV Browser gives you a quick and easy way to connect to a CardDAV   
   server and view vCard details.   
   >   
   > Once installed the menu entry will appear under the "Tools" menu. If   
   you are using Firefox and the main menu bar is hidden then the entry can   
   be found under "Developer" in the "burger stack" menu.   
      
   Otherwise, review the JS log in the console (Ctrl+Shift+J) for errors   
   when enabling the add-on.   
      
   /df   
      
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