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Just like on Android, you can change the hours from the minute screen by clicking the hour number in the top bar. You can also reopen the popup without refresh

• rukuu001 9y ago
  > Just like on Android, you can change the hours from the minute screen by clicking the hour number in the top bar. That took me a little while to figure out on Android, but I like the Android interface more than iOS's 'spinning wheels'. Neither is as obvious and intuitive (for me) as picking a date out of a calendar. Has anyone seen a time picker as straight-forward as that?
• uiri 9y ago
  On Android, typically the dialog closes when one makes one's minutes selection. If I make a mistake, I typically just start over since it is at most one or two extra taps. On the Web, I would expect the dialog to go back to hours after selecting minutes. Or to change colour to indicate that it is inactive and allow re-activating it with another click (starting again from hours).
• r00fus 9y ago
  Not intuitive at all. Instead of the snazzy animation on the clock face after selecting hour, the animation should focus more on the hour vs. minute transition.
  • nurettin 9y ago
    Yet it is the first thing I tried and it worked. The color feedback on the currently selected number is a good hint.