Please add a 12 hour clock option

[Zeon]

The 24 hour clock is so disorienting as an American

[popncali]

100%

[Mikazuki]

yes, please!!

[lusciouslanguidity]

even though it's disorienting, it's a good opportunity to learn :)

[TamanduaGirl]

It's simple, really. For anything past 12 you subtract 12. So if it's 16:00 you know it's 4pm. Because anything before 12pm is AM numbers. Midnight is 0

But it is a bit annoying to have to calculate each time, even though t's easy, and would be nicer to have 12h supported.

[janessa.fleming10]

Yesss A 12-hour would be so nice

[CloudyChai]

Always looking to add more to our interface customisation settings, we'll look into including this, thank you for suggesting it :)

[Toasty]

As someone else from the U.S., the 24-hour clock is not disorienting to all of us. In fact, it's pretty useful to learn and know.

[twilightsin]

Originally posted by TamanduaGirl:

It's simple, really. For anything past 12 you subtract 12. So if it's 16:00 you know it's 4pm. Because anything before 12pm is AM numbers. Midnight is 0

But it is a bit annoying to have to calculate each time, even though t's easy, and would be nicer to have 12h supported.

...why did I never think to do this, like it's so obvious yet... I'm so upset lol!

[The_K00lDude]

Yes please I feel a 12 hour clock is easier to know the time when your tired and want to chill. 24 hour is fine but I don't want to think of maths (as simple as it is) when I'm tired and want to chill out.

[mametchi]

+1! i know how to read the 24hr clock but i gotta do that mental math and dang sometimes i just wanna peek at the time and know what it says

[Girthquake]

Inversely it'd be cool to have an analog clock as well with a simple AM/PM display.

[Anutha_1]

Once you get used to the 24 hour clock, it becomes second nature.

It actually makes more sense irl using a 24 hour clock as there is no chance at misinformation of an incorrect time being used dependent on an AM or PM not being included.

[Jay]

Originally posted by TamanduaGirl:

It's simple, really. For anything past 12 you subtract 12. So if it's 16:00 you know it's 4pm. Because anything before 12pm is AM numbers. Midnight is 0

But it is a bit annoying to have to calculate each time, even though t's easy, and would be nicer to have 12h supported.

A faster way to do the mental math, minus 2 instead (and drop the ten). So if it's 18:00, minus 2 makes it 16 (or, 1[6]) So 6 p.m. So 19:00 would be 1[7], so 7 p.m.

[Xelha]

yes plz

[Rikurii]

Yes please. I don't understand 24 hour time.