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csTimer released

Great Timer. Some minor improvements that would make it over the top and amazing would be to add average of 100, make the time box slightly larger so you can see all digits (on my computer at least I can only see up to the xy.z on average of 12).
 
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I believe that cmll is called L10P (last 10 pieces?).

Either way, that L10P scrambles sometimes gives me weird scrambles.

I one solve cmll cases where red front and yellow top, but with this scramble: R' B' R B' D' L' D' R F' R L' U2 F2 R U2 L' x' it scrambles different pieces, which is kinda annoying. Something to be fixed?

Color scheme editor would be much appreciated. :)
 
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I believe that cmll is called L10P (last 10 pieces?).

Either way, that L10P scrambles sometimes gives me weird scrambles.

I one solve cmll cases where red front and yellow top, but with this scramble: R' B' R B' D' L' D' R F' R L' U2 F2 R U2 L' x' it scrambles different pieces, which is kinda annoying. Something to be fixed?

Color scheme editor would be much appreciated. :)

That scramble is fine, that's how CMLL works. CMLL solves the corners and ignores the top layer and M layer edges and centers.
 
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Pretty nice timer. I like it more then the qqtimer but unfortunately this is not optimized for iphone.
 
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update on August 9th 2012

- add share-button
- add official blog
- support stackmat II and stackmat pro(it might not work quite well.)
- integrated with twisty.js(virtual rubik's cube like hi-games.net), and all 3x3x3 scrambles are also available, which means that you may practise last-layer scramble with it.
- add statistics tools and time-distribution tools
- connect to insertion finder(http://mf.qiyuuu.com/cube/if.cube)
- add another 2 digital fonts
- fix several bugs, and it now works well on iphone or ipad
 
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update on August 9th 2012

- add share-button
- add official blog
- support stackmat II and stackmat pro(it might not work quite well.)
- integrated with twisty.js(virtual rubik's cube like hi-games.net), and all 3x3x3 scrambles are also available, which means that you may practise last-layer scramble with it.
- add statistics tools and time-distribution tools
- connect to insertion finder(http://mf.qiyuuu.com/cube/if.cube)
- add another 2 digital fonts
- fix several bugs, and it now works well on iphone or ipad

LZV587
I wander if it works well on another mobile like Android?
 
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I love it, it works on my iPad (the first iPad, on Chrome, haven't checked Safari yet).
Pros (for iPad): the fact that you can use it at all (qqtimer doesn't work), very fast to open
Cons (for iPad): sometimes doesn't render correctly
 
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The release version of cstimer does not support such function. However, you may try the beta version (http://www.cstimer.net/new/). To use wca inspection with stackmat, reset the stackmat and then put either left or right hand on stackmat. (Is it the same way as PPT?)

I can get inspection in the new version (and PPT)
Now I just want the time to be displayed so it looks a little like a tournament display.
 
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