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I'd like that feature.

(TLTR - sorry, may be off topic:)
And I'm a real fan of privacy, but wouldn't be an additional log report feature be awesome?
From the user point of view:
In the settings of each registered app and in the general settings we could have a "send crash reports to author" (default=off). Then the watch could accumulate all console.log of each app (and the firmware) and send it to the correspondent developer once a day.
From the developer point of view:
An app could optionally register for this feature with an email address. Logs would be gathered on a server and the server would send it to the developers.

I know, with the current eco system this sounds like science ficture, but wouldn't it be neat to see where useres are struggeling even befor they know?

I got both messages from time to time (not always, but frequently).

Wow, what a clickbait-like subject :) But I really understand what you mean. I had a Pebble and looked for a replacement. They did a really good job with their UX (hardware AND software). But they had a lot more staff to work with. If you could multiply @Gordon by 5, we would have the perfect eco system and the watch would be perfect reagrdless the hardware flaws we have :)

My main pain points are:
Reliability:
I still get things like fifo overflows or memory leaks as well as Gadgebridge errors. I know this is probably only me because no one else is complaining.

Battery:
My watch lasts about 4-5 days which is awesome compared to any WearOS or so. I know, I use some widgets and so on, but I was hoping that it would last even longer.

App Loader:
Same issues like Pebble had: There are more and more Apps and Watchfaces. I still don't have a good overview over the things I potentially like. Also there are some duplicates with slightly different features.

Lack of developers:
We have really talented people here who spend much of their free time for the community. I really appreciate that. But having a couple more full time developers would push the whole eco system. Maybe we can archive something with donations like patreon.com or so? Having only one full time developer who keeps everything together also results in Apps that don't look like "from the same mould". I also really liked that on other watches, but I understand that everyone is required to participate. So having a UX that looks like a watch with APPS instead of a blank platform on which you can start any app is a bit hard to archive.

Water:
Well, I am actually concerned having it on while it's raining - just from reading in this forum :)

Despite all that I am a daily user and I still love it.

Awesome, I see the full dropdown now... Thanks!

The loader schould be 100% the original source. I acutally do not get the error on my PC using Chrome, but I get it on the phone with Chrome.
Chrome remote debugger shows this on the phone

I wanted to check out translations. In my own app loader under settings, only "none (English)" is shown. How do I add all the languages there?

I would give that a try, but I can't find it.
Need to mention that I have https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai­ls?id=tk.drlue.icalimportexport.premium running. I deletes the whole calendar on the phone and imports an ics file nightly. Maybe that is some issue.

I frequently get this error when gadgetbridge reconnects to the watch.

Is there anything i can do? I actually turned of calendar syncing.

Currently the rotation is set back to 0° when set to "off". I will not touch rotation settings when set to "off" from the next version on.
Maybe I'll also distinguish 0° and off eventually; not sure yet.

It is https://github.com/espruino/BangleApps/t­ree/master/apps/widbt_notify

In https://github.com/espruino/BangleApps/b­lob/master/apps/hworldclock/app.js I got the remove handler.

So, my watchface shows the seconds using setTimeout. I noticed that it will still redraw them even if a widget shows an E.showMessage above it. How do I handle that? Can I check for it somehow and then temporarily stop the timeout?

Current code attached (the bottom one) . There seems to still be a memory leak issue. Any advice?

Do I need to do something like

	delete queueDraw;
	delete def;
	delete queueDrawSeconds;
	delete doublenum;
	delete draw;
	delete drawSeconds;
	delete getCurrentTimeFromOffset;
	delete updatePos;
	delete secondsMode;
 // etc.

?

Sorted it out. Looks if it is working so far. Thanks a million!

Sorry, still learning. How does this work if I want to pass something to the function?

function doublenum(x) {

will that be like

let doublenum= function(x) {

?

Current code attached.

When I change

var drawTimeoutSeconds;
to
let drawTimeoutSeconds;

in Line 123,

    if (drawTimeoutSeconds) clearTimeout(drawTimeoutSeconds);

it does work when I open the launcher from the watchface. But when I get back to the watchface and open the launcher AGAIN, drawTimeoutSeconds seems to be undefined (and the seconds run behind the launcher) and the Timeout doesn't get cleared.

Any suggestions what I'm doing wrong here?

@Serj i was thinking of a config setting that allows you to set the rotation level to 180(default), disabled, 90 and 270.
That way you can swipe from 0 to the configured value and back.
Would that fit your use case?

I actually also tried to check for

process.env.HWVERSION == 2

and it didn't work.

Got it with the settings. It seemed to be necessary to assign the default clock again in the settings. Thank you all for those many hints!

YAY, now it worked.

That is soooo strange!
I have the

const BANGLEJS2 = process.env.HWVERSION == 2;

at the top of my code.

console.log BANGLEJS2;

shows "true".
But the following "if (BANGLEJS2) { " is not entered! No clue what happens there.

When I remove the check fpr BJS2, it works.

Another problem is that I get

Uncaught Clock has no widgets, can't fast load

When leaving the launcher despite i do load and show widgets at the end of my code.

Same result. I tried out to put the whole Bangle.setUI({ block underneath.

Then I get

Uncaught ReferenceError: "onDrag" is not defined
 at line 12 col 802 in hworldclock.app.js
...ngle.removeListener('drag',onDrag);Ba­ngle.removeListener('on...
                              ^

No, it doesn't. I get no error with the attached code. But the Listener isn't deleted. So it's basically the same as with the first try. I can load the watchface but when the launcher is called, the rotation is still happening on swipe...

I actually removed the function as it was obsolete anyway - with the same result.
See attached file.

Thanks for your patience!

    if (onDrag !== undefined) Bangle.removeListener('drag',onDrag);

gives me

Uncaught ReferenceError: "onDrag" is not defined
 at line 12 col 770 in hworldclock.app.js
...ut);drawTimeout=undefined;if(onDrag!=­=undefined)Bangle.removeListener('drag',­on...
                                                 ^

https://banglejs.com/apps/?id=widbt_noti­fy does this pretty good. It can be set to buzz when connection is lost. So when I leave the house without the phone, I get notified.

Then I actually get

 build: apps/hworldclock/app.js#L317
Invalid typeof comparison value