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1. It might still work perfectly for most users.Was nice, loved it for years, but when I bought a new phone with newer OS (Oreo 8.0), I find no way to create and save a multitude of time settings that match the numbers that I am most likely to need.
2. Essentially, it would work fine and then every now and again it would just lapse time (as in I will have set it for 25 minutes and then after about 30 minutes I'd check to see why it hasn't gone off and it would be on the 13th minutes still; I'd restart it to check the starting point was correct (which it was) which just means for some of that time it wasn't working).
3. It's a countdown timer that doesn't keep correct time.
4. This was a great feature being that I didn't have to reset the timer every time I used it.
5. However all that doesn't matter because it doesn't work properly: after a few minutes the timer stops counting.
6. Sometimes, I want soft reminder.It's a great app! Asthetically pleasing and it functions as it should! The only thing is the loud tone when you move the dial to set the timer.
7. As an attempt to fix the problem I exempted OK Timer from power use monitoring in the phone's settings, but this had no effect.
8. This issue isn't new either - I experienced the same thing months ago, and thought I would give the developers time to update the app so that it's compatible with the latest versions of Android.
9. A shame really.It doesn't repeat the alarm tone so unless you have a 30 second sound clip that you're using, the default tones will be about one second long at most.
10. At the time I set an alarm for, the counter is still running, way behind, as if measuring time slower than the phone is, or as if being put to sleep by the phone.
11. I just found a bug though: if you start a timer with zero seconds, you can not reset it, the "stop" button desn't appear.