I'm in the US, so the normal date format would be MM/DD/YY[YY] for my local, but when I go to macosicons.com I get DD/MM/YYYY.
While I do know what day it's talking about, it should be localized to my region. This appears to be using a hardcoded format. I'm pretty sure there's some simple JS code for this, idk what it is though.
I'm in the US, so the normal date format would be MM/DD/YY[YY] for my local, but when I go to macosicons.com I get DD/MM/YYYY.
While I do know what day it's talking about, it should be localized to my region. This appears to be using a hardcoded format. I'm pretty sure there's some simple JS code for this, idk what it is though.