They do a weird conversion in my experience. I think for the first “minute” it just counts all numbers in the seconds field as seconds, then as it counts down, the next minute is only 60 seconds.
Eg I think I’ve tried putting in 90 seconds, and that is actually 90 seconds, same as if I were to put in 1:30 (minute and a half)
This is also common for datetime inputs. Put the 35th of february into javascript and it’ll give you the 7th of march.
This is the natural behavior when you don’t do bounds-checking.
They do a weird conversion in my experience. I think for the first “minute” it just counts all numbers in the seconds field as seconds, then as it counts down, the next minute is only 60 seconds.
Eg I think I’ve tried putting in 90 seconds, and that is actually 90 seconds, same as if I were to put in 1:30 (minute and a half)
So I might guess something like 4:90 == 5:30
This is also common for datetime inputs. Put the 35th of february into javascript and it’ll give you the 7th of march.
This is the natural behavior when you don’t do bounds-checking.