Sidebar Calc

[Phillv]

Phillv last edited by

Version 0.98 needs an update. When you try to do a math function and do not put in the leading 0 (e.g. 0.5 vs .5) the calculator simply continues adding the digits to the existing number entered.

[Phillv]

Phillv @Phillv last edited by

@Phillv version 0.9.9 fixed the problem. Thank you!

[LennInc]

LennInc @Phillv last edited by

@phillv: Thank you for the report!

[ColxRua]

ColxRua last edited by

英語に良い

[naoh212121]

naoh212121 last edited by

its broken it says nine plus ten is nineteen not twennywan

[LennInc]

LennInc @naoh212121 last edited by

@naoh212121: Thank you for your feedback, this issue has been fixed in version 0.9.11.

[Oathmi]

Oathmi last edited by

A simple and easy-to-use calculator. Just what I was looking for!

[Daim1243]

Daim1243 last edited by

Could you pleaseee add dark mode and make a scientific option it would be perfect then.

[Vinheta]

Vinheta last edited by

Guys calc stands for calculator, they're using slang

[Pancake5207]

Pancake5207 last edited by

make it darkmode please its to bright

[LennInc]

LennInc @Pancake5207 last edited by

@pancake5207: Thank you for your feedback! A dark mode update will be released in the near future.

[MyNameIs-What]

MyNameIs-What last edited by

"Chat, for anyone who's new, calc stands short for calculator"

[LennInc]

LennInc @Pancake5207 last edited by

@pancake5207: Dark mode is released. Thanks for the feedback.

[LennInc]

LennInc @Daim1243 last edited by

@daim1243: Dark mode and scientific mode have been released. Thanks for the feedback!

[freeti84calculator]

freeti84calculator last edited by

Good to see dark mode and scientific mode both landed — those were the two things that mattered most to me. I keep a calculator in the sidebar mainly while revising maths, and being able to check a quick calculation without leaving the page I am studying on makes a real difference. The scientific functions cover the trig and log work that comes up again and again, and dark mode is much kinder during late-evening revision sessions.

One thing I would still find useful is a short history of recent calculations. When I am working through a multi-step problem, I often want to glance back at an earlier result rather than retyping the whole thing. Even a small list of the last few entries would help. Otherwise, this is a tidy little tool — simple, quick to open, and it stays out of the way until it is needed.