Solved No Time Showing for Browser

My daughter pointed out an issue with IE 10. There is no longer a time showing. This is an issue for those wishing to easily track their time on the Internet. For Mountain Lion it is as simple as moving the mouse pointer to the top of the screen. Microsoft should make the time available somewhere easily accessible from the full screen browser.

Hello Nick,

If you mean from within the "Metro" style IE10, then you could press Windows+D to go to the desktop to see the clock for the time real quick, then use app switching to quickly go back to Metro IE10.

If you mean from the normal IE10 from the desktop in full screen mode, then you could press F11 to toggle full screen on and off to quickly see the clock on the taskbar.

Hope this helps,
Shawn

There's also pressing the Start key and the letter C. Shows what you need and goes away when you don't.

By the way, that is called the metro, or immersive IE 10. There's that, along with metro styled, or immersive styled apps. Start key and C is all that it takes, or even simply flicking the mouse pointer in the top or bottom right hand corners and go down a bit to show the Charms bar and the time.

Thank you Andy. I forgot about Windows+C for the "Metro" clock.

You are welcome.