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WebKit World Clock
"...you can see it with Safari and Google Chrome."
- asnyder 16y agoAs the name suggests, really only works in WebKit. I initially tried it in my current browser of choice, the latest Opera, and sure enough doesn't render properly. Tried it in Chrome and looks great. Good job.
- rue 16y agoReally bad on Firefox, too, but that is indeed to be expected. It'd be nice to have a non-WebKit-only version eventually, perhaps, to challenge http://everytimezone.com http://everytimezone.com.
- spyne-02139 16y agolooks great. The jet was a really nice touch. Had to <ctrl-f> to find the city I was looking for, consider alphabetizing? You did? Oh and you thought it would better to group them by region? I can see how that would make exploring the time zones more interesting, but I was looking for a city when I landed at your site :) sortby(region|name). What's that? You think that would clutter the interface; I suppose you're right, it is pretty slick the way it is.
- emehrkay 16y agoI'm very sad that I dont understand how the globe is being drawn. Teach me please