Synchronizing Nextcloud calendars with Thunderbird while add-ons are incompatible

If you use Nextcloud with Thunderbird, you might have noticed that Thunderbird version 102 is currently incompatible with the add-ons Provider for CalDAV & CardDAV and TbSync.

But if you are only syncing your Nextcloud calendars with Thunderbird, you are in luck: you no longer need these two add-ons and can just remove them. Thunderbird now directly supports CalDAV calendars. Your calendars should work like usual.

As I only synchronize the calendars I am unsure about contact list (CardDAV) synchronization. For that you might need to wait for add-on updates.

At the time of writing, the official Nextcloud manual wasn't updated to reflect this change, and still listed the two add-ons as required.

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