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Can’t send/import .ics to Calendar. Safari already supports this.

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Hello, does Firefox on iOS support importing an .ics calendar file into the Calendar app? I can’t figure it out. Safari allows you to tap on an .ics download link and add the event to the Calendar app. I don’t see such a method in Firefox.

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Hello, does Firefox on iOS support importing an .ics calendar file into the Calendar app? I can’t figure it out. Safari allows you to tap on an .ics download link and add the event to the Calendar app. I don’t see such a method in Firefox. Thanks

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I can't see an option too. But I've found this pending feature-request to this topic:

https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/firefox-ios/issues/7800

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Thanks for taking a look. Looks like this may not be addressed very soon as that issue was filed in 2020. I don’t deal with ical very often so I’ll just need to continue to open those links manually in safari as the come up.

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