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A simple notepad extension for Google Chrome
UTC Clock extension for Google Chrome.
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An extremely simple extension that adds a button for GMT/UTC Time in your Chrome toolbar.
Link to the font used in the screenshot in the developer website link. Please download and install this font (free) if you want it to look as it does in the screenshot.
--- v5.1 Changelog ---
* Bug fix: Badge properly displays time & updates every 5 seconds
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Excelente; rapida visualizacion en pantalla en todo momento.
soy radioaficionado y es bueno para ver la hora utc rapidamente para mis contactos.saludos es yy5mki
good
Small display but useful for when you're listening to SW radio.
It would be great if 3, 6, 8 & 9 did not all look very similar.
I like it and use it all the time (pun intended). What I don't like is the font face. It's hard to read and to see a difference between 8 and 9, for example. A font face with a better readability would greatly improve the use. And mind you, I work on a 3200x2000 pixel screen, so it should really be clear.
I really like the concept. Having the UTC clock in the corner is a great idea!
Nice concept but the problem is I'm checking UTC time with the US Naval Observatory (which I guess is as right as you can get it) and this extension reports a time which is shifted 1 hour with respect to that time. Perhaps this is dependent on my computer clock? If so, this is not good, as the result will depend on up to date knowledge of daylight savings in my country, etc. which is a policy that has been changing during the last years. The safest strategy would be that the extension would fetch the time from a time server, periodically updating it (e.g. after 1 hour, 1 day or whatever).
The white on green icon is hard to see.
OK. A good basic start. But.. it would be a GREAT improvement if you you showed local (system) time as e.g UTC +/- 10 hours and the UTC date. It is not simple matter of time when one lives on other side of the world. IMO, Dev should check out FoxClocks extension for Firefox to see how it should be done.