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gnome-shell --version
GNOME Shell 3.36.4

Nothing on top bar, nothing on tweaks tools (tweaks -> extensions -> nothing like multiclock)

Current there is no way on UI to remove timezone.

Would be nice to have it - eg right click on list item.

Issue

I would like to specify a time zone not listed in the default list.

When I click on “Other…”, nothing happens. (Yet when I click on one of the listed time zone, the clock changes as expected.)

## Context

I have installed MultiClock from Gnome extensions, and it installed correctly:

cat ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/[email protected]/metadata.json | grep version
{
  "_generated": "Generated by SweetTooth, do not edit",
  "description": "A clock for showing a second timezone in the panel.",
  "name": "MultiClock",
  "settings-schema": "org.gnome.shell.extensions.mibusMultiClock",
  "shell-version": [
    "3.36",
    "40.0"
  ],
  "url": "https://github.com/mibus/MultiClock",
  "uuid": "[email protected]",
  "version": 8
}%                                                                    

My system runs Fedora 33, GNOME 3.38.5, X11.

It would be really convenient to add docs on how to add a specific timezone to the top bar.

The extension is incompatible with the current GNOME version

If not auto-complete, would be at least nice to write list of possible timezones in Gnome store (or just place there link where can be those timezones be found).

What adaptation should be done to allow MultiClock work in Gnome 3.8?

I'm just very new to Gnome Shell, but might have some clues in this post.

Downloaded zip from here
Followed install instructions

Nothing on the top bar or in the Gnome controls

Upon reboot, the first timezone is selected.

I get the following error after upgrading the extension. Also the clock does not show.

I'm on GNOME Shell 3.36.4 and Ubuntu 20.04

MultiClock's text isn't vertically aligned middle, it seem to be top aligned. It also has opacity set. It looks nothing like any other tray item, including the existing clock. Is there any way to make it take on the existing styles so it doesn't look starkly different?