Badge Clock: simple toolbar clock

Keep an eye on the time even in full screen mode, with an animated digital clock for your browser toolbar.

➤ What is Badge Clock? A badge is the element in a chrome extension which adds a number overlay onto the extension's icon in the toolbar. Badges are typically used to show unread email count, etc. Here, the badge is really the only functional element of the extension, providing a digital clock. ➤ Why would you need it? If you use Chrome in full screen, or use Windows Taskbar or Mac dock in auto-hide mode, you might not be able to see the OS clock. Badge Clock keeps simple digital time in your direct line of sight, and uses very few resources to do it. ➤ How do you use it? 1. After installation, pin the extension. 2. Drag it to where you like it in the toolbar. 3. Click on the extension's icon to set your preferences. 4. Toggle Animated Eyes off if you find them distracting. 5. Toggle Colon off if you see clipping on Mac. 6. Toggle 24-hour time on if you don't like AM/PM style. ➤ Is this extension safe? This extension does not ask for unnecessary permissions. It doesn't track you. It doesn't save any information about you. You can right click on the extension icon in your toolbar, to see exactly what information it can read from your browser. You can read our detailed terms of use and privacy policy here: https://garagerocket.com/terms/privacy-extensions/ ➤ What is the User Activity permissions request? This extension requests the User Activity permission, which Google says can mean "For example: network monitoring, clicks, mouse position, scroll, or keystroke logging". Sounds scary, but actually Badge Clock just needs to know: a) when you clicked the extension icon, so it can open the settings popup; b) when you select options, so it can save them; c) when you click the shortcut key, so it can launch the extension. ➤ What is the Enhanced Safe Browsing warning? When installing Badge Clock some users may see "This extension is not trusted by Enhanced Safe Browsing". This is only because we're new to the Chrome Web Store. Google says: "For new developers, it generally takes a few months to become trusted." Read more https://support.google.com/chrome_webstore/answer/2664769#zippy=%2Cinstall-with-enhanced-safe-browsing ➤ Why are the edges of the numbers cut off on Mac? Chrome for Mac has a font weight and padding bug that prevents 4.5 chars display. If the clipping bothers you, try turning off 24-hr time, and perhaps turning off the colon, too. ➤ What is the use license for this extension? Copyright 2024 Garage Rocket, all rights reserved. Use and enjoy, but please don't copy or redistribute. ➤ How can I get more info about the extension? FAQ, privacy policy, terms of use, the ability to donate to support development: https://garagerocket.com/extensions/badgeclock ➤ What if I find a bug or have a feature request? We are grateful for ideas and suggestions! If you run into any issues, please leave a bug report in lieu of a negative review. We use Chrome Web Store's built-in support portal, which is at the bottom of this store listing, in a section called Support. Or paste this link: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/bjpipplkhaijhapdnecfbemhfbihhaia/support ➤ What's on the roadmap? --Add a couple of different animated icons, for people that don't like the glancing eyes. --Add the option to remove icon entirely in use, and just have a badge. --Add badge and text coloring options. ➤ What's changed in this release? 0.0.6: added no-colon option to work around text clipping on Mac. 0.0.5: fixed a bug where, occasionally on laptop resume from sleep or other long periods of inactivity, clock is stopped/stuck. 0.0.3: updated in-store documentation and screenshots, adding license in readme. 0.0.2: initial public release.