Yes, really a good idea for those that either work across time zones or have family in different time zones. For years I supported customers in every time zone in America, would have been a help.

Yep love it, just I think it look some boring (IDK why, but they should make is more fancy)

Hurray,it's back as good as ever!
Thank you a lot :-)

Useful add-on, it just does what is says. That it's now a Webextension doesn't help much for Thunderbird. Version 4.3.2 used to work in Thunderbird, but stopped working with TB58beta. Can FoxClocks be updated for Thunderbird, and be made available underneath 'All versions'?

It is simple but powerful. Easily create an overview of your time zones by adding your personal and most important places.

Excellent implementation. Really good for traders.

It does what I want and is easily configurable.

I am happy to have this great add-on again.
So far, works like a charm!

A great help in international communication - easy to set up.

Works well on my end. Nice thing to have to keep track of various times in various places. Great work by the developer! Thank you!

This is one of the best extensions for people who work with globally distributed teams.

Note to author: nice job on the options page, one of the best I've seen for an extension. I will use it as a reference for other developers.

In one glance I can see what time it is where my coworkers are, to help me schedule meetings more efficiently. Such a handy add-on! Thank you for updating to the WebExtensions API!

utile et discret

Muy bueno

This is probably a bit much to ask and I know you're busy but is there any way you could consider updating the legacy version to work again with 58/59 nightly? Mozilla is allowing legacy addons to continue in the unbranded firefox versions and I miss the toolbar icon that easily displayed the time and date. I'm not exactly sure but the recent break with foxclocks 4.3.2 might have had something to do with nsIPrefBranch changes. Thanks for your work.

The Firefox 57 compatible version just appeared when I opened Firefox. I feared FoxClocks wouldn't survive the transition to WebExtensions, but you guys delivered. Great job!