Chrome that lives on the axis strips rather than in the plot: a live clock in the corner where the two axes meet, and a countdown to the current bar's close inside the last-price tag.

Both default to off. Neither is a thing a chart should start showing because it upgraded, and a chart that sets none of this draws the axes it always drew.

interface AxisChromeOptions {
    barCountdown?: boolean;
    clock?: () => number;
    sessionClock?: boolean | { showOffset?: boolean };
}

Properties

barCountdown?: boolean

Second row in the last-price tag counting down to the bar's close.

clock?: () => number

Wall-clock UTC seconds. Both readings are times of day, so neither can use now, which is a monotonic animation clock and not a calendar. Defaults to the system clock; pass the feed's clock to keep a delayed or replayed chart honest about what time its data thinks it is.

sessionClock?: boolean | { showOffset?: boolean }

Live clock in the corner between the price and time axes. true takes the defaults; the object form is there for the one thing worth choosing, the second row carrying the zone's offset from UTC.