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World-Clock
Description
Show the current time at all time zones.
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Works with Opera 9 to Opera 12.
About this widget
| Downloads | 80,393 |
|---|---|
| Category | Time and Date |
| Version | 1.0 |
| Size | 58KB |
| Last update | March 1, 2007 |
| Devices | desktop |
| Original page | Internet Archive |
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- world-clock-1_0.zip 58 KB (recovered copy)
Nice widget. Actually it's a little more complicated My suggestions: Support for ½H offsets (e.g. Iran) Show the actual timezone name (e.g UTC+3:30) and/or countries Memorize the last user setting on widget restart Support for DST Maybe add a day/night overlay Maybe add a countdown timer Cheers, and keep up the good work!
nice and quite useful. Could you make it 50% smaller?
: I know about the complexity of time zones but I'am too busy to hack that code : I will make smaller version .. just for you but it will take a while.
Well, I'm in Nepal so: +4h15...this widget is simply...too simple as Dantesoft says!
you can press - to make it smaller
"Could you make it 50% smaller ?" A graphical interface like this needs to be large.
I think it's cool like it is. Thx!!
Nice, can be useful.
indeed useful
USSR map? Ö_ö
That is pretty cool guys, butyou do realize it's completely flawed - thetimezones too often follow country borders, for convenience.
I found this very useful for quickly tracking the time differences between our offices. Edit: Noticed that the country borders makes this widget slightly wrong sometimes, i.e. comparing Norway and Japan adds 2 hours.
very nice
very very good, works, GREAT
This widget is excellent !
very good!
Just Excellent!
Great widget, but I believe the time zones are off by one hour... When you reset the widget it is not centered around +0 but +1, isn't it? Or am I wrong? Let me know, I am not sure...
Time zones scale is absolutely wrong. For example, Kamchatka peninsular does NOT have two time zones.
A great concept. As others have pointed out, however, making the zones accurate is a must. Doing this would be a lot of work on the developer's part, I know, but an inaccurate clock defeats the whole purpose of having a clock.