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New 24 Hour Format Digital Watch with Night Mode Released!

Nov

30

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A new watch has been released to the Digital category for Clocklink. The time is in 24-Hour format and even comes in a cool night mode that is easier on the eyes for the blogs/websites that have a darker color scheme. As always, you can find the new watch in two areas of Clocklink, in the new and digital categories.

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Digital HTML5 Clock Released!

Oct

25

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A new watch has been added on Clocklink. It provides the day of the week, as well as the date and time down to the seconds. It's a rugged watch with a nice Matte Black finish that should add a sporty look to any blog or website. You can find it here in our Digital category or by going to Clocklink.com.

As always, thank you for using Clocklink!

A Unique Classical Timepiece Has Been Released on Clocklink!

Sep

27

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This html5 clock addition adds a new twist to the traditional analog watches you’ve seen before. The Roman Numerals fit well with the coffin shaped hour markers that can make your website or blog just that more unique. You can find the new watch here.

As always, thank you for choosing Clocklink!

Look cool and sophisticated with our latest clock!

Aug

24

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This sleek and sophisticated new watch will add smart, tech-inspired flair to your website or blog. The watch keeps track of both time and calendar date with cool dials and a steel finish. You can find the latest clock in the Newest category or the Analog category.

Don't forget, we also released some site updates with the new watch from last month. The HTML5 category has been removed and all html5 clocks have been distributed to the other categories. HTML5 and Flash icon indicators were also added next to each watch title for easier and faster distinctions between the two types of clocks we offer.

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New Clock Added!

Jun

21

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A new HTML5 clock has been released today, this complex watch with its unique minute and hour hands will give that bold and modern finished look to your website or blog. You can find it under the Newest and HTML5 categories at clocklink.com or by simply clicking here.

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New HTML5 Clock Released!

Jun

6

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Today we are releasing a new HTML5 clock that will add a flair of sophistication to your website or blog. You can find it under the Newest or HTML5 categories at clocklink.com or by clicking here.

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New HTML5 Clock Released!

Apr

26

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Today we are releasing a new HTML5 clock that will add a splash of color to your website or blog. You can find it under the Newest or HTML5 categories at clocklink.com or by clicking here.

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New Clock Added!

Mar

22

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Today we are releasing a new HTML5 clock that will add some sophistication with its gold appearance to any website or blog. You can find it by clicking here or by going to clocklink.com and looking under the Newest or HTML5 categories.

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New Clock Added!

Feb

23

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Today we are releasing a new HTML5 clock. It has a slim profile and a classic look which gives a nice finishing touch to any website or blog it is used on. You can find it by clicking here or by going to clocklink.com and looking under the Newest or HTML5 categories.

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Reminder: Flash Clock in Chrome Issue

Oct

23

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This is a reminder that Google Chrome has changed the way they will handle any Flash media content. With the version of Google Chrome released on September 1, 2015 and all versions going forward, a play/pause button will now overlay the Flash content. To see the content function, users will be required to click on it. This includes ClockLink Flash clocks.

At this time we highly encourage users to switch to our HTML5 clocks so that their website and blog visitors do not experience this problem. HTML5 clocks will function correctly and not experience the same issues that Flash clocks do.

If you wish to continue using a Flash clock in combination with the Google Chrome browser you (and your website users) will need to take the following actions in Chrome:

1. Open Preferences
2. Under Privacy click the Content Settings button
3. Under Plugins change the option to 'Run all plugin content'

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