The time frame for past events can now be configured for each synchronization connection. Previously, all connections used the same starting date (2 weeks before you signed up).
If you are not interested in older events, you can edit your connections to shorten the time frame. Doing so can improve synchronization performance for calendars with many events.
Newly created connections default to 'today'.
ChronoLink now allows configuring a sliding window as the past event timeframe.
Use this to limit synchronization to current events, e.g. of the last two weeks. As time moves on, older events from the source calendar will automatically be cleaned up in the sink calendar.
Deleting a connection or calendar access now requires a second click for confirmation.
This was always the intended behavior, but only worked properly in Firefox. Due to a bug in our code, the deletion happened immediately in Chrome and Chromium-based browsers.