

This means that this clock only updates every five minutes, and offers a readable and very human take on time. The first is “fuzzy”, or approximate time. FuzzyTime’s ‘fuzzy’ clockįuzzyTime ( free, Mac App Store) has two useful features Apple’s menu-bar clock lacks. To remove the clock entirely, Press the Command key, then drag it from the menu bar. Note that clicking the menu-bar clock provides fast access to its preferences, for making subsequent changes. But the real prize is under Date options: click Show date and the date will be added before the current time. Under Time Options in the System Preferences pane, you can choose to use an analog clock (although it’s arguably too small to be useful), switch between 12-/24-hour modes, and more. This digital clock includes the day of the week depending on your region settings, it will use 12- or 24-hour time. When Show date and time in menu bar is checked, the macOS clock displays in the menu bar. In the Date & Time pane, select the Clock tab. To adjust the Mac’s built-in date and time options, launch System Preferences. There are ways to get this information built into macOS, but there are also third-party apps that can augment or entirely replace the default Apple experience.

But rather than relying on a watch or desk calendar, you can of course use your Mac. If you’re an organized type, having the time and date at hand is a must.

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