Does anyone know if there is a yahoo widget or Firefox Extension for google calendar?
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not yet, it will be there.\n\nwhy would you use [G]calendar having [Y!]calendar with the same features?
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Yahoo! Calendar (free calendar)\nDownload.com (search for free calendar)
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Have you tried to make one? You can pop something simple into microsoft word and make it. They already have some predone calendars. I hope that helps you!
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one site you may want to try is meebo.com. it works in browser and is compatible with IE and FireFox. It allows you to use YAHOO, AIM, MSN, and Jabber.
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I posted your question into the Google search bar and selected "I'm feeling lucky".  This is your answer:\n\nThe world could really use Google Calendar\nSome random bits scribbled by Jeremy Zawodny\n\nThere's been a lot of speculation about Google Calendar recently. And you know what? I sure as hell hope they do it. There's been so little innovation in the world of on-line calendars these last few years. Perhaps Google getting into the act would finally change that.\n\nI've often wished for a web-based calendar that didn't suck but they all seem to. I want something that:\n\n    * plugs nicely into my e-mail client (Thunderbird)\n    * has busy search capabilities, invites, and other scheduling aids\n    * syncs with modern hand-held devices and mobile phones\n    * does resource scheduling (conference rooms, summer houses, whatever)\n    * handles conflict resolution and notification\n    * sends reminders and alerts\n    * sports a sane permission system\n    * produces RSS feeds\n    * provides vCal support\n    * is presented with a modern, slick DHTML interface\n\nHelp me out here... What am I missing?\n\nThe company that does this stands to gain a lot of new users--not just individuals, but small and medium sized business too.\n\nOnce the kinks are worked out, they can integrate it into the Google Search Appliance and provide a platform and e-mail client neutral calendaring for larger businesses too.\n\nUpdate: It was implied in a few of the things I wrote, but having good Web Service APIs would be essential.\n\nUpdate [4/12/2006]: It's been over a year and now Google Calendar is finally live.\n\nPosted by jzawodn at February 23, 2005 08:37 PM | edit\nSpread the word: Technorati related  |  del.icio.us bookmark it!  |  submit The%20world%20could%20really%20use%20Google%20Calendar digg.com digg it!  |  reddit reddit!\n\nReader Comments\n# notbrainsurgery said:\n\nBeing able to subscribe to it from\niCal on Mac, or even better sync with it\nvia iSync.\n\n\non February 23, 2005 08:54 PM\n# Adam said:\n\n(Hmm... what if your real first name was Bartholomew? Gladly, it appears that that's not the case)\n\nAnyway, I have to admit that I'm skeptical about Google doing a bangup job on a hypothetical gCalendar 1.0. So far, Google's track record with regards to groupware stuff is neither comprehensive nor impressive.\n\nGoogle Groups is still quite rough around the edges, and doesn't include a fraction of the stuff that YahooGroups offers.\n\nOrkut? Not an actual Google project per se, but still... hasn't been substantively enhanced since the get-go.\n\nThere are a hell of a lot of smart people at Google, and I'd love to work for the company someday so I hope I'm not totally shooting myself in the foot.\n\nBut I just don't see groupware as a core competency of Google currently or at least in the nearterm.\non February 23, 2005 09:41 PM\n# Teeg said:\n\nHas a kick-ass tasks/TODO manager.\non February 23, 2005 10:00 PM\n# deepak said:\n\nI guess you've already heard of Hula, Novell's new calendaring project...\non February 23, 2005 10:21 PM\n# Jeremy Zawodny said:\n\nSeen it, yeah. But I'm interesting in Internet scale calendaring. I guess I never said that explicitly.\non February 23, 2005 10:23 PM\n# Dossy said:\n\nSigh ... I already speculated that Google was very close to having all the necessary applications to build a Google Portal, 10 days before Dave Jung. LJ user "digriz" completed my thought by explicitly saying "where's Google Calendar?" In the blogosphere, 10 days is an eternity. :-)\n\nYeah, a Google Calendar would be great. As much as I dislike Microsoft Outlook, the calendaring portion of it is by far the best calendaring solution out there: it's definitely what justifies Outlook's existance. If someone -- anyone -- could one-up Microsoft on this, that would be great.\non February 23, 2005 11:03 PM\n# Matthias
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Yahoo has a calendar.  It can be used with their "sidebar".  You can set alerts and receive e-mail reminders.
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Yuppers you can have your cursor hover over the clock and the date will show up but if you are looking for a widget that you can have a running date constantly on your desktop you can get a good one (no nasties!) from yahoos widgets. \nYou can also get a widget that will tell you the weather for your area, if you have new mail, how many days left till Christmas or what ever your religion is... the amount of widgets are endless. :D\nSee link below for goodies you can get for free. I can vouch for a few of them but like anything you get from the web, ALWAYS SCAN with your anti-virus/anti-malware software. \nHope this helps you. :)
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My favorite that works in the browsers is google's reader. I use firefox and just keep a tab open with my rss feeds. They also use keyboard shortcuts which is nice.
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have you tried with FireFox ?
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Use a program such as Macromedia Dreamweaver or Microsoft's Frontpage. These are pretty pricey, but you can download the Mozilla Suite for free at:\nhttp://www.mozilla.org/products/mozilla1.x/\n\nThis is a very rudimentary program, and is not as flexible as Dreamweaver or Frontpage\n\nOnce you have created your pages, you can upload them to your Yahoo! Geocities account.\n\nPersonally, I recommend Dreamweaver 8, it's very expensive, but a professional app with excellent support for RSS, XML, PHP, ASP. And it integrates seamlessly with Flash 8 and Fireworks 8.
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No yahoo has them for $3 a year, that's cheap\n\nyou could try \n\nwww.dot.tk for a free .tk
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http://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/custommenu.html?country=9&typ=0&year=2006&display=0&cols=3&space=0&hcl=&fdow=0&wno=&dhm=25&hol=&holmark=0\n\nhttp://www.calendarhome.com/tyc/
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Try going to Google and type in download free calendar. Here is one source I found.
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Here is the directory of homepage widgets. \n\nhttp://www.google.com/ig/directory
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Yahoo widgets are class but heavy on system.A search on gogole gives a range of the best.My personal fav are the ones given by yahoo widgets.
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You can use "Google Toolbar"... here is the link: http://toolbar.google.com/firefox/index.html it has a built in pop up blocker that is great. and it automatically updates itself. its great.
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Here is a very handy extension for PDF options in Firefox:\nhttp://www.rabotat.org/firefox/