Works well. Dangerous shortcomings

The clock does its job. But beaware:
- When looking at the iCheckClock window, you can’t check rapidly enough whether a clock is running or not. There is the button “Pause”/“Start”, but it’s hard to tell from its label what is the current status of the clock. “Start/Pause/Resume” would have been better. A clever use of typography would be even better. What I do, instead, is carefully check if the time on my current clock changes.
- Now, be careful, and this is a very big issue for me: If you press the Escape key, that will reset your running clock. I don’t think that the developers earn a living by the hour, because if they did, once they’ve experienced losing (say) 25 minutes of billeable time because of a wrong keystroke, they’d fix that bug right away.

AdrienC about iCheckClock, v2.0.2