Time

To use it: issue the "time" ubiquity verb.

The update brings new styles. Here are three examples.

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Time gives you a list to choose the style. The next time you summon it, it will use the same style you asked last time (so you only have to set it up once).

The styles that are available are: "swissrail", "chunkyswiss", "chunkyswissonblack", "fancy", "classic", "machine", "modern", "simple", "securephp", "lev", "tes2", "sand", "sun", "tor", "cold", "babosa", "tumb", "stone", "disc".

You can now also ask for the time in a given timezone, using "time at EST", "time at PST", or "time at GMT+1".

To install time, you must first install Ubiquity if you haven't yet. Then you should see a "subscribe" button on the top-right corner of the Firefox window. Click it and you're done.

Thanks to Simon Baird, whose clocks I adapted to Ubiquity.

Comments or suggestions to: pandamail at fastmail dot fm

See my other Ubiquity verbs.