first: very handy, small Widget i use EVERYDAY (not only @ work) for my tea, my coffee, some things that will happen in future ("please call back in 10 minutes, okay?") and a browsergame...
but i am missing something: it would be VERY usefull, if u could change the times, by hoovering them with the mouse and than scroll with the mouse-wheel thru times... Example: Widget is started... Diggits show: 00:00:00 than u hoover over the hours, one spin to the wheel (@ mouse) and than, the diggits show: 01:00:00 ... ... ...
sorry for my bad english ^^ can´t write it verry well
Hey, THANKS. This widget WORKS. Its helping me remember to get my clothes out of the dryer! Specifically, I can hear the alarm from across the room. Maybe more to tell later, but for now, THANKS! Nice widget. Jim
Hmm, Nice, clear, simple and SMALL, exactly what I want.
My only issue is that it seems to have a virtual border that prevents moving it near to a side of the screen. It stops about one inch from the left and top border, about 1.5 inch from the right border and about 2.5 inches from the bottom border. I would like to have all these invisible borders to be 0 inches, so I could place it on top of some toolbar :-)
My Opera is 9.25, OS is Linux. (I'm willing to help if you want, feel free to send me a PM ;-))
I really like this widget - compact, easy to use, no problems. However there's one thing I like to be able to do. I like to use count-up timer mode to see how long a job or activity takes. But if I stop the timer and then restart it, it starts counting down, instead of continuing to count up. Is there a way to count up, pause, and then continue to count up ?
webgenster: You can change background color in config.js.
I would like to ask very politely for adding a feature, that will move focus on pressing Enter. Like you move cursor to hour field, write numbers on keyboard, pres Enter, jump to minutes, write, Enter jump to seconds and again and jump and start timer. That would be really great and more convinient to use, less mouse wondering around. The timer is great, I use it all the time
Yes, the timer is running some fractions of seconds slower than a real clock. I'll check an test it. Please wait for new bug fix. Thanks a lot for your information about this prtoblem.
The timer seems borked, I have a physical clock/timer and your timer is slow gaining about 10 seconds per 5 minutes. I love the application but it needs to be fixed. It is also slow compared to an online clock. I really love the app but it needs to be able to keep accurate time.
By karst10607 , # Oct 10, 2009 5:55:50 AM
Nice idea.
Will be tested, may be added, for next Opera 10 widget version.
>>sorry for my bad english ^^ can´t write it verry well
No problem. My mother tongue is more german (especially franconian!) than english.
By GwenDragon , # Feb 3, 2009 9:36:48 AM
but i am missing something: it would be VERY usefull, if u could change the times, by hoovering them with the mouse and than scroll with the mouse-wheel thru times...
Example: Widget is started... Diggits show: 00:00:00
than u hoover over the hours, one spin to the wheel (@ mouse) and than, the diggits show: 01:00:00 ... ... ...
sorry for my bad english ^^ can´t write it verry well
Peace!
Gorja
By Gorja , # Jan 28, 2009 1:35:53 AM
By GwenDragon , # Jul 24, 2008 6:12:36 PM
Complete as far as I am concerned, if you think it can still be improved, I'll be glad to know how.
By yadavankur , # Jul 24, 2008 5:58:16 PM
This widget WORKS. Its helping me remember to get my clothes out of the dryer! Specifically, I can hear the alarm from across the room. Maybe more to tell later, but for now, THANKS! Nice widget. Jim
By infinitejim@yahoo.com , # May 15, 2008 5:37:35 PM
Is fixed in 1.04
See Changelog
Last version of Widget is 1.05RC1
By GwenDragon , # Jan 24, 2008 5:50:08 PM
My only issue is that it seems to have a virtual border that prevents moving it near to a side of the screen. It stops about one inch from the left and top border, about 1.5 inch from the right border and about 2.5 inches from the bottom border. I would like to have all these invisible borders to be 0 inches, so I could place it on top of some toolbar :-)
My Opera is 9.25, OS is Linux. (I'm willing to help if you want, feel free to send me a PM ;-))
Thanks!
By DarkWorm , # Jan 13, 2008 1:01:01 PM
Thanks !! :-)
By mpc855t , # Sep 16, 2007 2:35:42 PM
Sorry, will be fixed next version.
Please be polite and wait a little bit
By GwenDragon , # Jul 27, 2007 8:52:01 PM
I would like to ask very politely
Like you move cursor to hour field, write numbers on keyboard, pres Enter, jump to minutes, write, Enter jump to seconds and again and jump and start timer.
That would be really great and more convinient to use, less mouse wondering around. The timer is great, I use it all the time
By Trof , # Jul 20, 2007 1:08:42 PM
By webgenster , # Jun 18, 2007 3:00:59 PM
By Zotlan , # May 22, 2007 8:07:15 PM
Bugfix: Now timer 's running accurate
By GwenDragon , # May 12, 2007 10:43:05 AM
Bug with timer running slower not fixed.
On different OS and CPU the widget behaves different in time difference to real time.
The timer as a widget seems to have an accuracy of 3.5 per thousand.
By GwenDragon , # Apr 18, 2007 8:05:27 PM
Yes, the timer is running some fractions of seconds slower than a real clock.
I'll check an test it.
Please wait for new bug fix.
Thanks a lot for your information about this prtoblem.
By GwenDragon , # Apr 13, 2007 5:16:46 PM
You mean: "Not bad"?
Thanks.
By GwenDragon , # Apr 13, 2007 5:14:48 PM
By Igormogilev , # Apr 8, 2007 7:43:31 PM
By Awesomedude , # Apr 7, 2007 6:20:21 AM
Sorry, seems to be Operas problem, not mine.
1. Trouble of displaying shadow and transparency if transparency is activated on X-Server
2. Disability of moving widget on desktop; widget stops suddenly
3. Sound can not be stopped; so it's disabled on Linux
By GwenDragon , # Apr 3, 2007 8:23:46 PM