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Very clean and polished! I love how smooth the seconds hand move. I work in an environment where we look at the time across many different timezones around the
by elteto 7mo ago
Very clean and polished! I love how smooth the seconds hand move.
I work in an environment where we look at the time across many different timezones around the world. A couple of feature requests if you are ever in the mood:
1. Make it possible to specify the timezone.
2. Make it possible to create a grid of clocks, each with different timezones.
3. Persist the grid/timezone state in the URL so links can be easily shared.
- user_timo 7mo agoThank you! Very good idea, I look forward to implement URL timezone parameters to get it on different zones without it affecting to UI in any way.
- AustinDev 7mo agoGreat feedback for the OP. I would also add, Can you make the text not selectable?
- user_timo 7mo agoThanks for the feedback, its done.
- user_timo 7mo agoYou can now select timezone with URL parameters in IANA timezones: ?tz=America/New_York ?tz=Europe/London ?tz=Asia/Tokyo
- elteto 7mo agoWonderful! Thanks for the quick turnaround.
- user_timo 7mo agoClock now also moves very slowly in screen, in dark mode it can reduce screen burn.
- user_timo 7mo agoThere is also iFrame support, you can easily now make own local html file with multiple clock on different timezones. Quick also to reload after reboot, since static local file to open. If you end up using this in work, I would love to hear more about it, because then my project would have someone using it:)
- user_timo 7mo agoThis is now doable https://www.clocksimulator.com/?tz=UTC,Europe/Helsinki,America/New_York https://www.clocksimulator.com/?tz=UTC,Europe/Helsinki,Ameri... https://www.clocksimulator.com/?tz=UTC,Europe/Helsinki,America/New_York,Asia/Tokyo&rows=2 https://www.clocksimulator.com/?tz=UTC,Europe/Helsinki,Ameri...