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Timer

by WidgetModerator ·

A general purpose countdown timer

Description

A general purpose countdown timer with presets. Can be used as an egg timer, pizza timer and more.

Screenshots

Timer
Timer

Comments (20 on the original page, latest shown)

  • CeladynJun 16, 2008
    Cool, there's a sound now. Fantastic! What about a pop-up window? Would be really helpful, if the sound is turned off (whysoever) and the widget is in "Always below" mode And mybe a longer sound... or even music file integration (wav, mp3, ...)
  • xtro7Aug 2, 2008
    Very Useful... THX a lot..
  • fivekittenOct 2, 2008
    Just want to say thank you...you saved many burning dinners!
  • mlekodukyeOct 24, 2008
    haha, a must have for the semi-automated cooking )) or whatever else. thanks! the minimise feature is great, too
  • Chas4Dec 7, 2008
    useful widget
  • obscur156Jan 3, 2009
    Great widget budy,it can be improve by making the sound continuous until you stop it and going on top of everything if it was minimized. Good job :-)
  • Herr KMar 4, 2009
    nice, but i do not here a sound here? and its kinda big. to chose from a mp3 would be great. thanks will use it when the sound issue is solved.
  • campingfarNov 27, 2009
    I have the Opera browser on my cell phone, but the application doesn't start up when I lauch it? Am I doing anything wrong?
  • WettestHatFeb 1, 2010
    Simple, easy to use, with an alarm that is distinct but not irritating. I use this timer all the time.
  • bazantmMar 18, 2010
    I like this widget, but in Opera 10.5 some icons (e.g. "+" "-" "minimize") are not displayed correctly. It is also impossible to run more timers at the same time. Do you plan to update this very useful widget?
  • contarcApr 12, 2010
    For anyone wondering, this widget has now been updated and works fine on opera 10.51.
  • bazantmApr 17, 2010
    Great to see new version that is compatible with Opera 10.51. Thank you
  • bazantmApr 17, 2010
    In addition I would like to recommend to change format of time to "hh:mm:ss" instead of "mm:ss" that is currently used. I really like the user interface and graphical representation of timer when it is minimized. Great widget!
  • HyperaxApr 17, 2010
    Excellent widget! How about transparency and sound/visual effects settings?
  • mezzofan2Aug 2, 2010
    yes, transparency would be very nice.
  • mezzofan2Aug 2, 2010
    yes, transparency would be very nice.
  • iim-hlkNov 1, 2011
    HEY DUDE, ignore all requests, put only a PAUSE BUTTON, and be THE KING OF WADGETS!! :B
  • RattifyNov 8, 2011
    The pie-shaped timer is incredibly helpful for people with dyscalculia or ADD or other disorders that impair the ability to sense time. I recommend it strongly for anyone who finds themselves suddenly shocked that they are almost out of time to finish something. That said, it has problems. When zoomed in, it will only remain visible as long as you don't click anything. As soon as you interact with it, the viewable portion of the widget contracts to the usual size, cutting off the UI that falls outside of that "window." If you try ti minimize it to its pie-only form, it becomes entirely invisible when zoomed in. This is an issue if I want the timer to be big enough for me to see without having to actually sit down at the computer, and considering I want to use it all the time for everything, this is a problem for me. Also, like people have mentioned, it has no pause. Finally, the drop-down menu where you can save timer lengths is not intuitive. The plus and minus icons look like they should add or subtract TIME, like how a microwave has a "plus 1 minute" button. Only after clicking on the plus icon - expecting it to add a minute - did I discover that it actually allows you to save the timer. Still! It's a wonderfully simple and elegant widget in its basic form. I love having the little circle down in the corner of my screen quietly telling time in a way I can actually use. It's better than an analogue clock or egg timer because of the color change.
  • scipioFeb 21, 2012
    There's a bug when entering a new value after having used a 3-digit start time. It will not allow to return to 2 or 1 digit(s), so you have to use leading zeros. Funnily, values are then interpreted incorrectly (e.g., if I enter 025, it will start counting down from 21:00). I see it's been reported already as bug #3983.
  • AleksODMar 1, 2012
    Amazing widget, thanks!

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Works with Opera 9 to Opera 12.

About this widget

Downloads85,178
CategoryTime and Date
Version1.8
Size409KB
Last updateApril 12, 2010
Devicesdesktop
Original pageInternet Archive

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