FoxClocks is an extension for the Firefox web browser.
FoxClocks displays local time in almost 400 cities worldwide, dynamically accounting for Daylight Saving variations. Time and date formats are fully customizable.
FoxClocks also provides a clock displaying local time in your browser's statusbar.
If you have Google Earth installed, FoxClocks can take you to any city in the FoxClocks database.
Once you have set it up thought it's "Options" Menu, you just hover your Mouse over the initial status bar local time display it provides and it make a little pop-up window appear, that will list all the times in the cities you selected in the "Options" menu, all at a glance and instantly...
I reackon tis really great, takes up ZERO real estate and is very usefull considering a lot of our members live in different time zones... let alone dimensions....
Here's a screeni for joos:
A really good explanation of what it does over here:
http://www.stemhaus.com/firefox/foxclocks/
D/l here:
https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/m ... hp?id=1117
You gotta be using FIreFox for this... I mean WTF!! would anyone be using Internet Explorer man... it's 100% spyware.



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