That is interesting. Apparently, the transport company defined the station ‘Am Zwingerteich, Dresden’ as a related station of ‘Postplatz, Dresden’. Please try stationID: "975242" - this is another ID for ‘Postplatz, Dresden’, which is not related to ‘Am Zwingerteich, Dresden’.
Since 6.14.12 there have been a lot of bug fixes, so an upgrade is recommended. And MM works fine with 8.19.2.
What might work: Install Firefox 47 (this version partially supports ES6 and runs on Android 2.3).
Another approach would be to find a custom ROM for your device. There won’t be an up-to-date version, but maybe at least one that allows you to use a somewhat newer browser.
analogShowDate is obsolete. Check if this is what you want:
Thank you!
{
module: "clock",
position: "top_left",
config: {
displayType: 'both',
analogSize: '200px',
analogFace: 'face-003',
analogPlacement: 'bottom',
lat: 52.389870,
lon: 10.852678,
showDate: true,
showWeek: true,
showTime: false,
dateFormat: 'dddd D MMMM',
secondsColor: '#FF0000',
timezone: 'Europe/Berlin'
}
},
@DarrenHill said in 2.22.0 but showing update available?:
Was more curious about why that would be saying I’m up to date if there is a commit. If there is a version-up missing or something.
There was a small fix in the README, actually totally irrelevant to the operation of the mirror.
Happy New Year to you too! 
Please show the part of your configuration that affects the clock.
There was an additional commit yesterday. I don’t work with an update script, so I don’t know what yours does. In this case just go into your MagicMirror folder and run git pull .
@sdetweil As a soft step, the broken modules could switch to @electron/rebuild. This should also work for docker.
@wishmaster270 Okay, thanks for the explanation! I haven’t been able to read that anywhere in such clear words and I haven’t dealt with the past problems. Then I withdraw my recommendation because I lack the overview.