Death Clock (delisted)

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Gentle reminder about how fleeting life is. Time to make the most of it!

Latest reviews

• (2020-09-18) Changshan Li: good
• (2020-01-31) Lu Tapuch: I like it but I would love to have an option to inject my own backgrounds.
• (2019-11-17) this is really stupid and pointless and incorrectly provides information about how long we have on Earth, it cannot just simply predict how many years we are going to live on the planet with simply entering our just Date of birth info. This is pointless and deserves to be removed from the Chrome Web Store
• (2019-07-03) Richard Ortiz: I love this little app. It reminds me every time I open a window that life is finite and that value must be dealt with NOW!
• (2018-02-21) Kelbin Diaz: increases my productivity
• (2018-02-13) Matthew: Nice, but why does this app have "Read Your Browsing History" as a permission? Disabling until developer clarifies.
• (2018-01-04) Lauren McCafferty: I definitely like the concept of this extension. It could be better, though. One thing I'd really like to see is credit for each photo shown. Sometimes the photos are really beautiful and I'd like to know more about the place and/or the photographer.
• (2017-12-12) Vishwas Katti: Great concept. Great reminder to have. Can improve on: - Fonts - Overall layout on screen But otherwise, loved it!
• (2017-11-24) Maurice Phillips: I like it, but why does it need to read your browsing history?
• (2017-08-11) Frank Kelly: Awesome - great reminder to not waste time on silly things and to prioritize what's REALLY and TRULY important to me (e.g. Travel, my kids, giving back)
• (2017-05-23) Roger Wu: very good
• (2017-04-13) Logan McDirmit: This tool offers a unique source of inspiration to take me through my day.

Latest issues

• (2019-10-27, v:1.0.5) Therin Miller: Installation requirements
  I was planning to install this, but put off by the "read browsing history" permission. Is there any reason the app needs this?
• (2019-06-04, v:1.0.5) Dan Goldner: Days switch before hours get to zero
  Hi, My clock reads (e.g.): - 9710 days, 8 hours, 38 minutes, 15 seconds then around 5 hours later, - 9709 days, 3 hours, 14 minutes, 44 seconds then around 4 hours later, - 9709 days, 23 hours, 15 minutes, 12 seconds I haven't caught the exact minute when "days" changes but it seems to be around 4 hours. I wouldn't expect days to change until hours/minutes/seconds hit zero. Thanks
• (2019-03-24, v:1.0.5) Mark Vallaster: how does it perform the calculation?
  What is the calculation it uses to arrive at the end date? mav
• (2019-03-13, v:1.0.5) I like it, but why does it need to read your browsing history?
  I want to install but aware that its asking for browsing history??
• (2018-03-07, v:1.0.5) Francis Roberts: Weeks VS Days
  I would love it if you could add an option to replace days for weeks, feels easier to grasp to me. Thanks!
• (2018-02-15, v:1.0.5) Chase Blakeley: External links don't open
  Any external link that opens in a new tab on Chrome (ex. e-mail link) opens up the Death Clock tab instead of the linked webpage. I have Chrome set up to to start up with the "New Tab" page, but how can I resolve the links not opening?
• (2017-12-20, v:1.0.5) David Bunck: Add years
  16000 days is a bit intractable to think about. Or maybe have a way to set how you want your clock?
• (2017-12-13, v:1.0.5) Roman Blyshchyk: Wrong display of time
  I saw : # Days 7 hours 60 minutes 9 seconds.... That is odd, don't you think?
• (2017-12-04, v:1.0.5) J.M Watson: Cannot uninstall
  Tried many different options to uninstall and no luck. How can I accomplish this?
• (2017-12-02, v:1.0.5) Darren Emery: Years would be more impactful!
  Love the idea...but 9432 days didn't mean that much to me, until I did the simple math. Only 26 years??? That got my attention. Please consider adding years/months as a display option!