I think it needs to be able to flash the favicon, when you have several tabs open, you can't see the title change.
agreed
Start a timer via the url
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Re: Start a timer via the url
#12Well there's one hour and three seconds I'll never get back.
Neat idea - will be great for timing board games.
Re: Start a timer via the url
#13Great idea! Is the source anywhere? Would be cool too language processing for something like http://alrt.io/three%20hours
Re: Start a timer via the url
#14would be nice to have window.focus() added to your notifyWindow() javascript function, that way it gets my attention. :-)
Re: Start a timer via the url
#15This is pretty neat. But I'm having a hard time understanding why should this be a web app ? When are we getting seamless installation of things like that ?
Re: Start a timer via the url
#16This is pretty neat. But I'm having a hard time understanding why should this be a web app ? When are we getting seamless installation of things like that ?
if on a public computer it would probably be a pain to find an alarm to go off after a certain amount of time. i think it could be pretty handy. easier than getting phone out and setting one there
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Re: Start a timer via the url
#18Note: if you put in a time in hours higher than http://alrt.io/80063993375h
(such as http://alrt.io/80063993376h ), your timer may go off a second early, as it skips the first :59 on Mac OS X Safari/Chrome, going straight from :00 to :58.
I don't imagine this bug would cause much misfortune, though.
Re: Start a timer via the url
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I think you missed the point of this. Try again.
Re: Start a timer via the url
#20Now, on alert completion do this:
window.location.href = 'nyan.cat';