Is it Time for a New Countdown Clock?
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If you blinked, you likely missed me starting my new countdown clock. It is that fast, and simple, to create your own countdown clock. You can define your length of time, of course. With Lightning Timer, you simply add a # symbol and the number to the end of the URL (in seconds) to create your countdown.
Let’s say you want to see how high you can count in 90 seconds. Simply type in the URL, then place a #90 at the end of the URL and hit Enter. You will now see a black screen with big white letters that say Start. Click on that Start button, and your timer begins counting down.
There’s no need to register. There’s nothing to click other than the start button. There’s no text to fill in. You can’t even freeze time! You can use this for so many different things, and it’s simple enough for a monkey to do! I did it, didn’t I?
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2 Comments
Griffs Scrapyard
November 15th, 2008
at 7:30am
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slonkak
November 14th, 2008
at 9:20am
Whoever wrote this didn’t think ahead at all. You can’t change the URL to set a new time because the # is used to denote anchors on a page, therefore a page reload never occurs. You have to open a new tab/window to make a new timer. :(
mim
November 14th, 2008
at 9:31am
you did it! ya! ;)
nice