World Clock Deluxe 4.20.2

See the best call time with world clock for Mac

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If you work with people abroad, have family in another country, or travel a lot, keeping track of time zones gets confusing fast. World Clock Deluxe puts multiple clocks on your Mac desktop, menu bar, and Dock, so you always know what time it is anywhere.

Shows the time in over 1,600 cities and 200 time zones, including UTC and GMT
Weekday, date, seconds, and the offset from your local time or UTC are all visible at a glance
Pick a different date and time format for each clock, and add labels and colors to tell them apart
Sort your clocks alphabetically, by time, longitude, or label
Add cities and time zones that aren't already in the list, or edit the ones that are
Get a heads up before daylight-saving time changes hit
Work out the best time for a call across several time zones in seconds

Version 4.20.2

The repositioning of the Clocks palette in case of display reconfigurations has been fully revised and the palette, unless it is anchored to a screen corner or you always keep it on your primary screen, now behaves like any other window. This revision also solves a problem that occurred under some circumstances and caused the palette to move from an extended display, where it had been positioned, to the main display when the computer woke up from sleep.
Daylight-saving time information for Northwestern Ontario in Canada and for Cuba has been updated. To stay aligned with Manitoba,
Northwestern Ontario abolished the switch to standard time and will observe daylight-saving time all year round. From now on, it will stay on Central Daylight Time or, equivalently, Eastern Standard Time (UTC-5). Cuba canceled the switch to standard time planned for November 1, 2026 and will observe daylight-saving time until November 7, 2027.

World Clock Deluxe 4.20.2

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