World Clock

Tracking since Apr 1, 2026.

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• May 1, 2026
  description

  World Clock replaces your Chrome new tab with a clean, useful page: multiple time zones, digital time, and a quick reaction game.
  
  WHAT YOU GET
  
  • World clock – Three clocks side by side (Los Angeles, your local time, Tokyo) so you can see the time in different zones at a glance.
  • Analog + digital – Each clock shows an analog face with day and date inside the dial, plus a clear digital time below in 24-hour format.
  • Time zone labels – Each clock is labeled with the city and time zone abbreviation (e.g. PST, JST).
  • Reaction game – A simple “click when green” game at the bottom to test your reaction time. Your best time is saved.
  
  PERFECT FOR
  
  • Remote teams and freelancers working across time zones
  • Anyone who often checks times in other cities
  • People who want a minimal, useful new tab instead of the default Chrome page
  
  HOW IT WORKS
  
  After you install World Clock, every new tab (Ctrl+T / Cmd+T) shows this page instead of Chrome’s default. No account, no tracking—just a world clock and a bit of fun.
  
  Install once and your new tab is set.

  Turn every new tab into a world clock dashboard. See the time across cities on a full-width map with a live day/night band along the terminator, city pins, and optional longitude grid.
  
  World clock
  Add or remove cities, switch to Edit to clean up your list, and scroll grouped Day / Night cards. Each city shows an analog clock (light or dark face by local sun), 12-hour time, a short relative day hint vs your timezone, and sunrise & sunset when available.
  
  More than a clock
  Alarms — daily alarms with labels, toggle on/off, edit or delete in-line, plus notifications and sound. Stopwatch — start/stop, laps, reset. Timers — several countdowns with alert sound and an on-page “finished” prompt.
  
  Local time included
  Use your system timezone as Local alongside major world cities.
  
  Built for a quick glance at the planet—no accounts, no clutter—every time you open a new tab.

• May 1, 2026
  short_description

  World clock on every new tab — multiple time zones, digital time, and a reaction game

  World clock on every new tab — map, multiple cities, sunrise/sunset, 12-hour time. Add or edit cities.

• May 1, 2026
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  alarms, notifications, storage, offscreen

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Permissions

alarmsnotificationsstorageoffscreen

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