Worldtimeapp.com Easy Timezone Converter

12 points by neonitedata 7 hours ago | 10 comments

squigz 6 hours ago |
I've been using WorldTimeBuddy for many years, which has a much more compact interface.
https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/
scratchyone 5 hours ago |
yeah i second this, worldtimebuddy is incredible for pretty much all timezone related stuff
Terretta 5 hours ago |
Absolutely beautiful minimalist tool, deserves to be in any multi-timezone firm's wiki if not right on a dynamic desktop!
Cadwhisker 4 hours ago |
Agreed; this is great and even helps highlight when daylight savings is taking place.
vidyesh 4 hours ago |
I like the UI, it is so hard to create a UI for anything related to date and time!
The feature of creating an image/screenshot (a bit confusing) is really useful.
My go to timezone converter is https://dateful.com/time-zone-converter
vivzkestrel 2 hours ago |
vow that is actually a lot sleeker but the worldtimeapp one gives you a clear picture of what the day for the other guy looks like
krackers an hour ago |
>https://dateful.com/time-zone-converter
I remember it by the old URL thetimezoneconverter.com. Used to be a great dashboard widget.
https://dateful.com/weekend-challenge.html
bgrainger 4 hours ago |
I couldn't add "Sydney", "Auckland", "Johannesburg", or "Buenos Aires". Is the entire Southern Hemisphere missing?
danpalmer 4 hours ago |
I'm in Sydney, and it's the first column in the UI by default for me. However I still can't add Auckland, Johannesburg, or any other Australian cities I've tried.
danpalmer 4 hours ago |
It would be nice if this supported continents beyond the following (taken from the source code):
- Europe
- North America
- Asia
- Additional cities in Oceania
- Additional cities in Africa
- Additional cities in South America
- Additional cities in North America
- Additional cities in Japan
- Additional cities in South Korea
If you live in a city of more than a few hundred thousand in Africa, Oceania, or China, you're out of luck!