Broken on both the latest Firefox and dev build of Chrome on Ubuntu.
Only a black page for both my Mac Chrome 4.0.249.30 and Safari 4.0.3, but works on my Firefox 3.6.3 (OS X 10.6.2).
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Visualizing Time Zones
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#22This is very cool, but can you add a field to manually select a date in a particular time zone, as well as a current time button?
Always funny to me to see people not realizing the author is not always the submitter
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#23its awesome and super easy!, it took me exactly 30 seconds to figure out that I can move the slider. Pls don't listen to the old farts here who say that the site is "shiny" or "Can't figure out".
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#24its awesome and super easy!, it took me exactly 30 seconds to figure out that I can move the slider. Pls don't listen to the old farts here who say that the site is "shiny" or "Can't figure out".
Because old farts never need to compare time zones...?
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#25its awesome and super easy!, it took me exactly 30 seconds to figure out that I can move the slider. Pls don't listen to the old farts here who say that the site is "shiny" or "Can't figure out".
Because old farts never need to compare time zones...?
You can find tons of web-apps/apps that show the timezone(s) in a traditional form, but this one has a different take on presenting the same data. Why change the one unique feature ?
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#26I'm assuming the green timezone is your current timezone? Perhaps that could be spelled out somewhere.
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#27Doesn't work in IE7 I guess? All I see is a green bar that isn't draggable. I already noted in the comments that the UI isn't necessarily obvious, but I've tried pushing, pulling, dragging every visible element on the page, and haven't seen anything happen.
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#28I'm using Chrome on Windows (don't ask) and I get a featureless black screen. What am I supposed to see?
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#29I'm assuming the green timezone is your current timezone? Perhaps that could be spelled out somewhere.
I'm not the author, but it appears that the green tag is your current time zone, at the time you want to convert from. Initially, this starts as the current time, but it can be adjusted. When you move the green tag, a purple tag is placed to represent the current time instead.
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#30I don't get it. I can slide the local time around, and right next to the bar it shows the time in each timezone, and there's a bunch of grey bubbles that move around. Is it just that it's broken on chrome?
[edit]I tried it in opera 10.5 and firefox 3.5 and it was worse than in chrome, what browser does it work in?