thx to this comment, i created now a fluid-app for me with eggtimer.com! there is always a time when u need one (and ur too lazy to ask siri to do it ;) )
but now i would love to have a option on fluid, that ask me for parameter when it starts, so i can set the timeframe when i start the "app"
Note: if you put in a time in hours higher than http://alrt.io/80063993375h
(such as http://alrt.io/80063993376h ), your timer may go off a second early, as it skips the first :59 on Mac OS X Safari/Chrome, going straight from :00 to :58.
I don't imagine this bug would cause much misfortune, though.
Cool. I wrote something like this to alert me when its time to pick up my daughter from school. Though in my implementation it starts playing a very annoying alarm (I always have headphones on). Congrats on shipping!
This is pretty neat. But I'm having a hard time understanding why should this be a web app ? When are we getting seamless installation of things like that ?
if on a public computer it would probably be a pain to find an alarm to go off after a certain amount of time. i think it could be pretty handy. easier than getting phone out and setting one there
Just open the JS console and type:
You will block the JS execution and your next tick will happen when the loop finishes. Using new Date().getTime() should do the job.Edited for formatting.