Open-Source Chrome Extension Solstice Turns New Tab Into a Day-Night World Clock
SeanOliver · x · 2026-09-12
Developer SeanOliver released Solstice, a Chrome extension that replaces the new tab with a calm world clock: one card per city, shaded by where the sun actually is, so you can tell at a glance who's asleep or mid-morning.
- Free and open source (MIT), no accounts, no tracking
- All data stays in localStorage, no cloud services
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