In a previous post I said this widget was not giving accurate day/night information, but it seems I misinterpreted the small Sun by the city name. Apparently, what it does say is if the city is in daylight savings summer time. It is just fine.

It doesn't change my previous review, but the small Sun by the city name doesn't work properly. It doesn't figure, or know to any accuracy dawn and sunset (World Clock Pro did). For instance it is now 14:42 in Rio de Janeiro, can't possibly be night, but it doesn't have the Sun. Yesterday I saw errors in other cities as well, like Moscow at 2 or 3 AM, with a Sun. BTW even though colors are non customizable, the ones you chose are quite alright.

I was using World Clock Pro multiple spawned, meaning I'd have 5 instances of it, each with about 4 MB of RAM, and I was looking for multiple time zones in a single widget. I chose yours because it keeps up with daylight savings time. Now instead of 5, I keep track of the time in 8 locations. Looks good too. Could have customizable colors. Let's hope no bug creeps up. Good job.

I work in and for different countries arnd the globe in diff timezone.
Recently I downloaded this widget, it ws helping me a lot as i could keep track of times.

2 days back, It started acting funny and looks became transparent and some NAN *&%$&^@%#$@^#%$.

I had t remove it ....

The USA set their clocks ahead 1 hour at 02:00 on Sunday, 8 March 2009. My Floresense widget now shows the wrong time for the US because you haven't adjusted for US Daylight Time. Thanks.