Hello, i'm trying to find an addon that shows the duration of debuffs which are applied to any target of a given encounter. I am currently using NECB, but it's highly inaccurate to my experience and i can't customize it for only specific skills i need (in my case: faerie fire, mangle). NECB doesn't seem to reset the bar if i reapply a debuff before it expires, nor if any other player applies that debuff. Sometimes it does, but it's not reliable.
Are there any mods for this purpose, other than NECB? I know our 'locks have something similar, but i don't know if i can configure them to show my own skills.

If you'd read the patch notes or logged on to test, you'd have read or seen that this is going to be a default feature of the UI in the next patch.

I just logged on PTR to check this out. Well it's not really what i was looking for. All you get is the debuff symbol below the targetframe slowly greying out. It's really not not funny to look for a specific symbol in a boss fight, where 40 debuffs quickly swap places.
Second, it only works with the standart unitframes as i observed, which i'm not going to use.

Chronometer

They added UI functionality to support it and mods like DebuffFilter will support it the second 2.1 hits.

I, like many warlocks, use DoTimer, and it's still my tracker of choice. I don't know what you're looking for it to track, but I know for sure that druid HoTs are working properly, and I think Moonfire/Entangling Roots as well (been a while since I last played my druid). I mainly prefer it because I find the Icon view to be much more efficent in terms of screen space utilization than just about every other timer, which all seem to prefer using bars.

Debuffs:
Chronometer, SpellWatch, DoTimer, DebuffFilter

Friendly Buffs/Hots:
HotCandy

Thanks, DoTimer and Chronometer both look pretty neat. Gonna test them and see what fits better to the druid

Be aware that Chronometer etc aren't going to track another person's application of Faerie Fire or Mangle - Chronometer also has this oddity where it will randomly lose the timer for Rip (I think that it only watches so many debuff slots perhaps).

I have this issue with DoTimer where it will miss Unstable Affliction fairly often and I don't really know why. Not only at the beginning of fights; a lot of times when i re-apply it the spell will show up on DebuffFilter but not on my DoTimer bars. Anyone know why this is/how I might be able to fix it?

EDIT: Other than this one small issue, DoTimer IS a great timer mod although I'm not entirely certain whether it works for things like Faerie Fire/Mangle (although I don't see why it wouldn't). I especially like how it will at least try to separate debuffs on different mobs.

I don't have any problem at all with it missing UA. If it's not showing, check your combat log and make sure that it wasn't resisted. That is pretty much the only time it doesn't show it.

Only other exception to the rule is if you have 2 equal level mobs that are not raid marked and you are dotting them both, occasionally it gets confused. Then again while raiding how many times are pulls not marked

If you are having a problem with UA still, try maybe updating your version of DoTimers or you mentioned you are using a different timer mod. Disable the other one.

I.E. tomorrow.

Can someone provide a link to ClassTimer? 'Though i doubt we will have 2.1 tomorrow, PTR is still running, and a few encounters still have to be retuned here and there.

As most of the good stuff lately, it comes from wowace.com.

Odd, I use NECB and it shows Mangle/FF just fine - if you only activate the PvE bars you never see superfluous information. I've never noticed it fail to restart the timer when I reapply the debuff.

Having said this, I'd like to get rid of NECB as it isn't Ace compatible, I might give one of the suggestions here a try.

Check the main forum here, in the Dev chat thread.

DebuffFilter did a great job of this yesterday - I didn't even update it for 2.1 yet, and it shows the minutes:seconds left on the debuffs you're watching. (You tell it a list of debuffs and it displays them along with fade times in a separate little display)

Ok. I'm going crazy here. I want some good debuf timers that don't take up a lot of space, that work like Chronometer but also have dot timer functionality. Basically I want candybars that work for multiple targets that are semi accurate. Nothing exists like this. Chronometer doesn't allow for multiple targets of the same name but dotimer does. Classmeters is not even very dot friendly, it's designed by a rogue.

I use quartz, an ace2 casting bar, and it works great for tracking debuffs on target or focus target. Im sure this doesnt totally fill your need as you want multiple targets, but this works fine for my lock, hunter, paladin, and rogue. It uses the blizz api, and is quite accurate.

Does it track other player's debuffs or just my own?

yea it does.

Which one? I only seem to get it to track my own debuffs. Hopefully there's something I don't know bout it.