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From Web Store feedback.

Makes it more readable.

First off, I love this app and have been using it since my first Chromebook, thank you, what a nice difference it has made!

Here is a description of this recent problem (I noticed it two or three days ago for the first time):
Instead of showing the full 7 columns it always used to. Now it truncates to 6 (so the last day of the week on my Calendar is Sat, which is now underneath Mon, so the dates on the calendar no longer appear under the correct day. It's a jumbled mess. See attached screenshot. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling.

I'm on an ASUS C302CA Chromebook on stable channel:
Version 70.0.3538.110 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Platform
11021.81.0 (Official Build) stable-channel cave
Firmware
Google_Cave.7820.384.0

Let me know if there is any other relevant information I can provide?

Only found one city for India (Kolkata)... a country with over 1.25-billion people and over 1.2 million square miles in size only gets one entry... and it is the 3rd largest city in India... The capital doesn't even get a mention...

I mean, you've nailed all the former Soviet Republics in Asia, and several cities in Mongolia, but couldn't get more one from India?

In Chrome 53, certain Chrome-specific internationalization (Intl) APIs were removed. That change resulted in this application crashing on startup. Bug: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=617122 .

The affected code is at

(This might be related to: #5)

Seems the app is not display-aware when using more than 1 display. Also buggy with different resolution on external monitor.

Hardware:

1. Google Pixelbook (1200x800 default scaling)
2. HDMI 1920x1080 monitor

Reproduction steps:

1. hook up external monitor to chromebook as extended display, not mirroring
2. pin clock app to toolbar
3. open clock app and position clock to be in the bottom right corner of the 1080p monitor.
4. click the app icon again to close it
5. click the app icon again to open it.
6. notice clock app does not appear on the external monitor (where it was before) but instead appears on the internal pixelbook display, 3/4ths off screen on the bottom right (due to resolution differences).

The clock will almost always default to opening on the pixelbook display on subsequent openings.

I'm not sure how much control you have over screen detecting, but at the very least there should be a check for screen.availWidth and screen.availHeight and if the saved position is outside of those bounds, reset it back to center.

edit: seems you can query the screens with: https://developer.chrome.com/apps/system_display and use the getInfo() method there. even has events for display changed.

Add option for dark mode, or support it automatically via https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/prefers-color-scheme

I noticed that after midnight the widget shows strange numbers for time.

The time should be 00:41, but it shows instead 24:41.

Hello, I love using this app, however, it is currently not giving me accurate data as the "Sat" has gone down below "Sun" where it should be just beside "Fri". As for the troubleshooting, I tried relaunching the app as well as uninstalling and reinstalling it back to no avail. Hope this gets fixed! :)

Many comments from Web Store feedback around getting rid of the local clock and only having fixed-timezone clocks.

Probably useful for those working across time zones, or where the local clock is wrong/flaky.

I have downloaded this app from Chrome store. It is not working for me.
I'm currently using Chrome Version 33.0.1750.117 & Windows XP service pack 3. I have attached my screen shot

Since a while I have this problem with the application on my chromebook. It might have to do with the screen resolution, i have my resolution set to 0.85% of the screen resolution ( 1807x1016 instead of 1536x864, which is set as the default (wrongly I have the feeling?) ), and the problem disappears when I set the resolution to default.

Any chance there is a fix for this? Id happily donate you a large coffee for the fix, since I really love your widget :-)

At 6pm, the pointer points to 12 noon. The local time is correct, and the setting is correct, so it’s a bug.

晚上6點，指針卻指中午12點，用的是當地時間沒錯，設定也沒錯，所以是 Bug。

https://imgur.com/XBqkJJC.jpg

[img]https://i.imgur.com/XBqkJJC.png[/img]

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Since a couple of weeks it's completely broken. Just showing a white window, the cog and a clock pointing at 12 a.m.. There are also several reports on the web store.

Please fix it. Chrome OS is missing this handy little calendar clock very much!

The JavaScript console is showing this:
unload is not available in packaged apps.message @ extensions::platformApp:17

Uncaught RangeError: Expected Area/Location for time zone, got CET
NewDateTimeFormat @ main.js:46
(anonymous function) @ main.js:83
rebuildClocks @ main.js:82
(anonymous function) @ main.js:316
defn @ mootools-1.2.6-core-nc.js:2157

Hi. I am not a programmer. I like that the program/chromecalclock has a checkbox for staying on top. As a simple user, I'm not sure what clicking the StayOnTop checkbox effects.

I assume the idea is that chromecalclock can be invoked, referred to, and then the user's attention moves to their next task and then chromecalclock is dropped. As a user, I desire a feature I might describe as a Reference checkbox, which causes chromecalclock to truly stay visual all the time, so that I can arrange browser windows in relation to chromecalclock geometrically, and be able to look at chromecalclock as a true reference tool for time zones, as I complete other tasks throughout the day.

Please forgive me if I speak out of place, but I appreciate the design of chromecalclock, and the elegant selection of time zones by continent and then city. This additional feature would make chromecalclock more useful to me, and perhaps to other people as well.

Thank you for your time.

CMYKCJMY

E.g. if the screen size shrinks due to monitor change, the stored bounds may be outside the visible screen.

Not sure if this is possible, but I would like to have the calc-clock open when I click on the date in bottom right toolbar (similar to what occurs with windows.)

I haven't delved into any ChromeOS APIs, but is it possible to override what happens when the date is clicked on, so that rather than going to the date/time settings, this app opens up?

Thanks.

From Web Store feedback.

Acer Chromebook, "Version 58.0.3029.112 (Official Build) (64-bit)" from chrome://chrome

I'll click on the icon, and nothing happens. I tried from the shelf, from the app launcher, and even the "Launch App" button on the webstore page, nothing works... :\

Happy to get whatever other info you need, I really liked this app, it was quick and easy to use.

When I traveled to another timezone, I had my Time/Date settings set to automatically update timezone, which it did. The timezone detection library didn't change, though, so Calendar Clock displayed the wrong timezone. Setting the timezone manually fixed the problem, but it's suboptimal to have to set the timezone manually.

I filed this issue for the timezone detection library: https://bitbucket.org/pellepim/jstimezonedetect/issues/134/timezone-detection-incorrect