Guys, I'll ask how to get a clock like the one in the screenshot, but I'd like it in a different place 
Sorry for the trivial questions, but I'm just getting to know this system and learning it
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Unfortunately I downloaded it but I still don't know how to install it 
You need to install Gnome extension app, then gnome extension for your browser to enable it.
That image looks more like Conky to me (Conky is similar to Rainmeter on Windows OS).
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As an Alternative to @Storm's Way, you could use the so called Extension Manager. You can find the Program in the Gnome Software Store:
Please don't be irritated by the Language; the blue Puzzle Piece is the important Thing. With this You can manage Your Extensions and when You go to the ''Browse'' Tab you can search and install Extensions.
That's what I used.
Read the format guide to tell you how to make it 12H, get rid of the seconds and abbreviate the day of the week. Move it around with the X/Y location. Change the colors, if you want.
Makes a nice, compact clock that you can read from across the room.
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Is this extension a supported extension? I ask this as when I browse the Extension Manager I don't see this extension, yes I could get it from Gnome however as I said I don't see it when browsing the Extensions Manager(?)
Are you using Zorin 16 (Gnome)? You need the latest version of Zorin to be able to see/use it.
I am using Zorin 17.3 Core and fully up to date to the best of my knowledge.
I just found by switching to "recent" it did not get found under "Popularity" or "Name" which you would think it would(?)
It is the first one with ''andrew_z'' under the Extension Name. And this is the only one You can install because on the 2nd one stands ''Unsupported''.
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