Clock is messed up now that ie is dead

[connorjclark]

The year bit jumps around a lot :)

[gabLaroche]

I can't replicate the issue, can you provide the following: a Screenshot / screen share video, your browser + browser version please.

[connorjclark]

It's not related to browser version, but something odd going on around T=0 (and maybe other times?). I can repro like this:

1. store calculateProperTime on window.calculateProperTime (debugger stuff)
2. ran calculateProperTime(4) ; extendedTimer.textContent in console

The issue is that parseInt seems to be unnecessary in most places (or all?) it is being used, since the inputs are numbers and not strings. If you want to round to an int than Math.floor is what you want.

That's because parseInt will coerce the input into a string first, and then run the string parsing algorithm.

(also other places, like let timeRemaining = parseInt((endDate - startDate) / 1000); and let timeSince = parseInt((startDate - endDate) / 1000); )

[gabLaroche]

Thank you for the additional information, I'll look into it.