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+# WebClock
+It's a clock. It runs in your browser.
+#### Description
+A simple clock for your web based timekeeping needs.
+Includes the abality to set the timezone you want if the one your browser chooes isn't what you need.
+The time will appear not only on the main page but also in the page's title so you can leave the page and still keep an eye on the time.
+#### Requierments
+```
+php - I'm running it on a minimum of 5.6 so that or anything newer should work
+a webserver - I use apache. It's nice.
+A javascript interpriter - Basicaly a modernish webbrowser.
+```
+### Install
+1. git clone into a directory accessable by your webserver.
+	`git clone https://efrick.ddns.net/git/20xd6/WebClock.git`
+2.	Optional steps
+	1. Edit `clock.php` to point to your root CSS files. _It points to a css file called `styles.css` in the root directory. If this is not your root css file please edit it._
+	2. Add a symlink from `clock.php` to a file called `index.php`.
+	   `ln -s clock.php index.php` _Most webservers will look for an index file (`index.html` or `index.php` for example) in any folder you open. Adding this symlink will inable you to link to the direcoty rather than `clock.php` without messing with the configuration of the webserver._
+#### Note:
+There is a small privacy concern. Because this clock is using PHP to creat the inishal time entry and because this is using the `date()` function in PHP to do this it will reveal what timezone the server running it is set to.
+### ToDo
+- [x] Add a differentiator from the selected timezone and the original timezone.
+  - [x] Display original timezone's time.
+  - [x] Display the offset of the two selected timezones.
+- [ ] Add a timer.
+- [ ] Multiple clocks for tracking regions. _this is sort of implemented with the display original timezone feature but not compleatly and not how I want it._
+
+#### Licening
+##### GPLv2
+A copy of the GPLv2 can be fond [here](https://efrick.ddns.net/GPLv2.txt).