FoxClocks – useful FF addon for citizens of the world
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Regardless of where you are right now, if you do business with “the rest of the world” then you need to know what time it is everywhere. I do a lot of business with people in the UK, California and New York, and since my internal clock can only (just) deal with one time zone, I wanted a clean and elegant way to display several city times at once. The answer is Andy McDonald’s brilliant FoxClocks addon for Firefox. You can put it just about anywhere in any of your Firefox toolbars, and it can be easily customized to suit whatever time zones you need to keep an eye on.
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tgt
August 30, 2011Since I work with people in other time zones, this sounds like exactly what I need to keep track of their schedules. I was wondering how FoxClocks compares to another FF add-on called Simple Timer + Clocks, which also includes timer functions and seems very lightweight (about 170 KB compared to 750 KB for FoxClocks).
Kerosene
August 30, 2011I just tried Simple Timer + Clocks, and couldn’t find a way to display different timezones without having to roll my mouse over it.
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