Chris Dziemborowicz

Clearing the app settings (including saved timers) has resolved this issue for the user. It's still unclear how the settings (or saved timers) got into a bad state here.

Do you mean something along the lines of being able to start a timer by typing "50 minutes, 10 minutes" and have it time 50 minutes, 10 minutes, 50 minutes,...

Duplicate of Add option to show time elapsed rather than time remaining #75 This feature already exists. Right-click on the timer window and select "Advanced options" > "Show time elapsed...

Ah. I see. That should be do-able, though, for now, if you enter "1000 years" and select the option I mentioned, you have basically the same effect.

That's an interesting suggestion that I've never heard before... I guess you can sort of do something like this by entering the date and time that you want to count...

Someone suggested typing "0" to start one of these timers at any time, which seems like a pretty good idea.

I'm certainly happy for more locales to be added. Most of the app is localizable, so it's just a matter of translating those strings, I would think. There is a...

Haven't considered this fully yet, but wrapping the existing app with the UWP Desktop Bridge (https://developer.microsoft.com/windows/bridges/desktop) seems like a good start. Rewriting the application from the ground up as a...

Do you have a mock of what this might look like?

You don't have anything to worry about, since I wouldn't have time to do this any time soon anyway. :) And the old version would always be available too. You're...