Closed rugk closed 8 years ago
[GCE](https://github.com/jerone/UserScripts/tree/master/Github_Comment_Enhancer#readme Github Comment Enhancer) uses what GitHub supplies in the timestamps' title attribute, provided by the <time>
web component extension. According their documentation, "lets the browser choose how to localize the displayed time according to the user's preferences". GCE doesn't do any time calculations itself. I'm going to look into their docs if it's possible to calculate a new time that isn't localized.
Note to self:
var date = new window.RelativeTimeElement("2016-01-05T19:09:05Z");
//document.body.appendChild(date);
date.dateTime = "2016-01-05T19:09:05Z";
//date.attributeChangedCallback("datetime", undefined, "2016-01-05T19:09:05Z");
date.createdCallback();
console.log(date);
Closing this issue as Github Comment Enhancer is deprecated.
When quoting comments how does it get out what time zone to use? Does it always try to use the local one?
I would like to have an option to use UTC instead.