TitpeaWorking hours bright
9 to 18 stay lit; weekends follow each city’s country.
World Clock · Chrome extension
Your cities, right now.
Your cities in one popup. Working hours bright. Scroll to any hour.
Every city moves together.
Scroll or press the arrow keys to shift by the hour. Esc returns to now.
Find any time zone.
Search 400+ time zones in 9 languages. Enter adds the top result.
Only the cities you choose.
Offsets from you
+7h or −5h from your local time, plus Tomorrow or Yesterday.
Clock changes ahead
Daylight-saving shifts flagged two weeks early, like −7h → −8h.
Copy the times
Click one time, or ⌘C / Ctrl+C for every city.
Your own shortcut
Set a key to open it at chrome://extensions/shortcuts.
Three themes
Default, Terminal, Magazine; each follows system light or dark.
Where your data goes.
- No data collection: no network requests, and no web pages read.
- Your cities, theme and time format sync through Chrome’s storage between your own browsers, never to the developer.
- It asks for one permission,
storage, and needs no account.
FAQ
What do I need to run it?
Chrome 110 or later. It works offline.
How many cities can I keep?
Up to 10. In Settings, drag them into any order, or use Alt with the arrow keys; switch between 12-hour and 24-hour time there too.
I used an earlier version. Do I lose my cities?
No. Version 8 moves your version 7 settings over automatically.
Is it free?
Yes. It is free on the Chrome Web Store, with no account.
World Clock