Closed Lucasark closed 8 months ago
Huh, that looks like a theming issue For some reason, I forgot to implement the dark theme, thanks for the heads up! It will be fixed in 3.0.3+
Regarding the weekly chart, once you get the update, can you export the data? I'm not sure why the date is invalid
I can only export "old data", to "new data" it show block click:
Update 3.0.3+ lets you click the "Export new data" button I forgot to implement the mechanism that enables that button, as I concentrated my main efforts on the pop-up within YouTube.com
Update 3.0.3+ lets you click the "Export new data" button I forgot to implement the mechanism that enables that button, as I concentrated my main efforts on the pop-up within YouTube.com
I am waiting the 3.0.3 go to Chrome - Mac, i am trying to update but the version is still on 3.0.1
ATUALIZAR -> UPDATE EXTENSÕES ATUALIZADAS -> EXTENSION UPDATED
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/youtube-time-manager/fpoooibdndpjcnoodfionoeakeojdjaj
On chromewebstore is still 3.0.1, I wil awaiting few seconds
Update 3.0.3 is now live on CWS
YouTube Time Manager Data.json New data,
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Huh, apparently a date like the following is invalid:
09:00:00 GMT-0300 (Horário Padrão de Brasília)
Huh, apparently a date like the following is invalid:
09:00:00 GMT-0300 (Horário Padrão de Brasília)
It is my UTC haha
@Lucasark Please open the Chrome Devtools (F12), in the Console tab type:
new Date();
and take a screenshot
@Lucasark Please open the Chrome Devtools (F12), in the Console tab type:
new Date();
and take a screenshot
That's so strange
For some reason, the extension saved a timestamp without the date, even though new Date()
does return a date
Ok, I figured out the issue When I do:
new Date().toLocaleDateString();
I get 1/20/2024
, which can be inserted directly into new Date()
However, in Brazilian Portuguese Chrome, the command above yields 20/01/2024
, which cannot be inserted into new Date()
Ok, I figured out the issue When I do:
new Date().toLocaleDateString();
I get
1/20/2024
, which can be inserted directly intonew Date()
However, in Brazilian Portuguese Chrome, the command above yields20/01/2024
, which cannot be inserted intonew Date()
You can use options
That's very interesting. I'll probably use it indeed
@Lucasark Please try to sideload: youtube-time-manager-3.0.7.zip This version contains both the fix for the bar chart and periodically updates channel icons
I pushed this version If the issue repeats, feel free to reopen it
Describe the bug
How to reproduce
Just clicked the icon
Expected behavior
Show Data
And, I think that need show something else on configuration
What browser(s) can you reproduce the issue on?
Chrome
What OS does it occur on?
Windows
What's the extension version you're running?
3.0.1
Make sure the bug wasn't reported before
Make sure that YouTube Time Manager is the only extension running on YouTube
Additional context
No response