Every developer who works with distributed teams has felt the pain: it's 9:15am and you need to schedule a meeting. You open a timezone converter, switch between tabs, do the math, close the calculator. You do this 5 times a day. There's a better way. The Problem with Current Solutions Dedicated timezone apps (like World Time Buddy, Every Time Zone) are great for scheduling, but they require navigation to a separate website. That's a context switch. Your OS clock shows one timezone. You can add multiple clocks on macOS/Windows, but they're buried in menus. Google's timezone tool requires typing a search. Another context switch. Browser extension clock widgets appear every time you open a new tab. Zero navigation required. What a New Tab Clock Should Show Here's what I found myself actually needing: San Francisco: 9:15 AM Wednesday New York: 12:15 PM Wednesday London: 5:15 PM Wednesday Tokyo: 2:15 AM Thursday ← crossed midnight! Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode That day-change indicator is critical.…