This software provides a flexible, customizable display of date and time in the status bar, with toggle options included.
If you're looking for a way to customize the date/time display on your Firefox statusbar, you might want to check out Statusbar Date(). This extension allows you to use format specifiers to create your desired date/time format, and even add regular text to it.
Some of the key features of this add-on include displaying the current date/time on the statusbar, contracting the display by left-clicking on it and expanding it again on the second click, and opening the options dialog by right-clicking.
With the options dialog, you can set up the format of the date/time, change the position of Statusbar Date() on the statusbar, choose whether to expand or hide the icon at launch, and toggle the icon display when the Statusbar Date() is expanded.
For those unfamiliar with the "()" in the add-on name, it's a reference to the PHP date() function that the format specifiers are based on. Even if you're not a programmer, you can still take advantage of this extension's flexibility and convenience.
Some of the key features of this add-on include displaying the current date/time on the statusbar, contracting the display by left-clicking on it and expanding it again on the second click, and opening the options dialog by right-clicking.
With the options dialog, you can set up the format of the date/time, change the position of Statusbar Date() on the statusbar, choose whether to expand or hide the icon at launch, and toggle the icon display when the Statusbar Date() is expanded.
For those unfamiliar with the "()" in the add-on name, it's a reference to the PHP date() function that the format specifiers are based on. Even if you're not a programmer, you can still take advantage of this extension's flexibility and convenience.
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