World-Clock For Mac

World-Clock is a small extension designed to integrate with your Google Chrome browser and help you view the current time in any area around the globe.

Keep in mind that the World-Clock earth representation is not very detailed, so you cannot look for specific countries or cities: you need to know the time zone you are looking for.

The installation procedure for the World-Clock add-on is quite standard: just navigate to the respective Chrome Store page and press the Add to Chrome button placed in the top right corner of the page.

The World-Clock icon will be placed in the Chrome status bar and you get to activate the associated panel with a simple mouse click.

Note that the add-on will be included in the lists of installed add-ons and that you need to navigate to the respective panel if you wish to remove it.

World-Clock comes with a simple panel where you get to see a representation of the earth and the outline of all countries. In the bottom area of the panel, you can choose to use a 24 hours clock.

The World-Clock earth representation is cut into multiple vertical slices, each representing a time zone, so you can easily navigate the map.

You can set your current location as the base clock (will be highlighted in green) and then compare it with other areas by moving the mouse around (the add-on will use the red color for the second time zone.)

Bottom line, World-Clock offers you the possibility to see the time in various zones of the world at a glance. However, the World-Clock lacks transparency and might not look right at home in your browser.

Even though the World-Clock project has not been updated for quite some time, the add-on works with the latest Google Chrome version.