Your changes will automatically save.Ĭlockwise no longer supports the Safari extension due to Apple's Safari policy changes.Brave browser is one of the most unique web browsers available today. To the left of the web address, click the icon you see: Secure, Not secure, or Dangerous.In this case, the site you’ll be updating is /app

You’ll need to change the settings for a specific site. While Brave is not the ideal browser to use Clockwise, you are able to configure your Brave browser settings to make it work. However, this becomes an issue when using it with Clockwise, because Clockwise needs these cookies to provide service to end-users. The value of using a browser like Brave is that it blocks ads and website trackers that maintain your privacy by not sharing cookies. Other Browsers: Using Clockwise with Brave browser

Clockwise is not in line with your Google calendar, you’ll need to open another tab to access your settings or make updates.

All updates can be made directly from your Gcal extension or even within the Gcal UI.

Clockwise will be in line with your Google calendar, no need to open a new tab.

Differences between the Clockwise extensions and Clockwise web app Clockwise extension experience: If you use just the web browser, you may see some limitations in sync times and overall experience. Ĭlockwise works best when you use our browser extensions. Alternatively, you can still access Clockwise through your preferred web browser at.

Difference between Clockwise extensions and web appĬlockwise is currently available and supported via Chrome and Firefox extensions in line with your Google calendar experience.

An overview of Clockwise supported browsers.In this article, you’ll learn about Clockwise supported browsers and the difference between Clockwise extension and the web app, including:

Brave web extension