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Online Alarm Clock

Rings in this tab at the time you choose, in your device’s local time. Works while the tab stays open and the device is awake.

    What a browser alarm can and cannot do

    It rings only while this tab is open and your device is awake; browsers cannot run closed tabs, and phones usually mute web audio when the screen locks. Use your phone’s built-in alarm to wake up; use this for reminders while you are at the computer.

    How to use the alarm clock

    1. 1Choose a time and labelPick the time (your device’s local time), add a label such as “Call Sam” and press Set alarm. Setting the alarm is also what allows the browser to play sound later.
    2. 2Keep the tab openThe alarm only rings while this page is open. Leave it in a tab; the countdown to the next alarm is shown on the page.
    3. 3Stop or snoozeWhen it rings, press Stop to dismiss it or Snooze to ring again in five minutes. Alarms stay in your list, switched on or off, until you delete them.

    Online Alarm Clock FAQs

    Will the alarm ring if I close the tab or lock my phone?

    No. A web page cannot run when its tab is closed, and most phones silence web audio when the screen locks or the device sleeps. For waking up, use your phone’s built-in alarm; this tool is for reminders while you are at the computer.

    Why did the alarm not make a sound?

    Browsers only allow sound after you interact with the page. Setting the alarm counts as that interaction, but if the page was reloaded afterwards the browser may block audio until you click something. Press “Test sound” to check.

    Which time zone does the alarm use?

    Your device’s current time zone. If you travel, the alarm follows the device clock. Use the World Clock if you need to see what that time is elsewhere.

    Are my alarms saved?

    They are stored in this browser on this device (local storage). They are not synced anywhere and disappear if you clear site data.

    Can I set more than one alarm?

    Yes. Each alarm has its own time, label and on/off switch. An alarm rings once per day at its time while it is switched on.

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