Clocker

Hi. I loaded Clocker on a M1 MB. While it works as advertised I found it more of an annoyance than a benefit. In trying to delete it, I found it confusing to get it to close so I could put the app in the trash. I think the new Mac OS Clock program is about as good since it supports multiple time zones..

I really like this app and find it very useful, since I work with clients and suppliers around the world. I would gladly give it 5 stars, except that nearly every update seems to break something and then there is a wait for a new update to fix what has gone wrong. Today Clocker was updated and doesn't even appear in the menu bar for me now. My daughter updated a few days ago and has an issue where it is stuck on 24 hour time. It looks great and it's useful, but updates seem to be unreliable.

A bug appeared today, iMac end 2015, OS 11.1, Clocker doesn not show anymore in the menubar whatever i try.

*EXACTLY* what I wanted in a multi-time-zone app. I tried several apps with similar functionality in my quest to replace the TimeScroller widget now that Dashboard has been murdered, and this one came out on top. The UI is beautiful, the calendar/reminder integration is a great bonus (although one I don’t use), but more importantly, the user-configurability, the time slider, the ability to float the window, and the minimalist Menu Bar icon (doesn’t take up room in my Dock) are what make this app great.

I have found this menu bar clock to be an excellent replacement for the standard apple type date/clock. I can at a glance see what time it is in many cities around the globe that I have added to the menu. Very useful, when calling friends or family in different time zones.

Works fine.... I set up several time zones all over the world. One click to see them all with relevant details and it's free.... what's not to like?

The UI needs some work. I didn't like being forced to use a Label to see the time. Maybe I am missing something? The app just didn't feel intuitive.

I am using the dark menu bar in OSX so when I use your clock, it looks like this: http://i.imgur.com/faNnqEo.png - changing the theme from Default to Black does nothing.

Needs more polish. The settings panel cuts off the descenders on button labels so that you see, for example "Show actual dav" instead of "Show actual day". It's not as convenient as Meridian, which shows the (configurable) date and time in the menubar. Clocker makes you click on its icon to see the date/time. It loses keystrokes when you type in a location name to add, as it seems to be busy trying to predictively generate potential matches.