Localise Times
Detects times given with time zone abbreviations, and converts them to your local time.
Automatically detect the times from text as you browse the web and convert them to your local timezone.
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1. Automatically detects time in the websites you visit and converts it into your local or a custom destination time.
2. Works perfectly fine on the web, Gmail, Online Outlook, etc.
3. Detects different timezones with the same abbreviation
4. Accounts for daylight saving
5. Manage the extension with the on and off buttons
6. Add up to 5 different destination time zones from the setting page
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Detects times given with time zone abbreviations, and converts them to your local time.
This extension helps the user easily convert between timezones while using Google Calendar.
Time zone and local time converter. Compare and convert time between many locations at a time.
manifest.json description
Easily change your timezone to a desired value and protect your privacy.
Timezone Converter App is a simple and efficient Chrome extension that helps you instantly convert time across different time zones
This is the only app of its kind that worked for me on the site I was testing it on (https://status.claude.com/) but I get the same issue as Daniel Sparks - the year in the date to the left of it (2026) is treated as a start time (8:56pm) and the actual time is treated as the end time. So Feb 17 2026 - 20:15 UTC becomes 06:56-06:45 in the popup in my local time. Also, I would strongly prefer it to be a replacement of the time on the page, and clicking shows the original text, rather than having to click to see the local time.
So far it works good, I did not try all options yet.
Great - Just needs to improve detection, as date is detected as time having (date) (time), example 2024 18:25 PST. It would detect it as 20:24 18:25 PST
Определяет не все упоминания времени в тексте. Неправильно конвертирует PT в ГМТ+3 (с ошибкой в +1 час). Могут быть ошибки с другими параметрами часового пояса. - Does not detect all time references in the text. Incorrectly converts PT to GMT+3 (with an error of +1 hour). There may be errors with other time zone options
Great - just needs a 24 vs 12 hour setting.
Need some website blacklist option, because example Twitch converts twitch drops time to local time automatically (of course stream titles has x time what want convert it but also extension icon block some text from title. need some improvements. But great extension anyway 👍
Love the idea and implementation! Thanks a lot!
In a web page with a time shown, when i click on the clock icon, a popup appears with the time. But there is no way to click out of this. Why do you make users click "See more time zones" to show the "X" icon at the top? Shouldnt the user just be able to instantly click off of the modal window and have it disappear?
The good: - Automatically detects times, so you don't have to highlight them yourself - You can change which time zones you want to convert to, use multiple, and even rename them What I wish for: - Automatically replace the old text with the time in my time zone, rather than requiring me to click the clock icon first - Look again for times when text has been added to the page. Currently, when I expand messages or scroll to load more content, the added times aren't detected - Detect times that don't have a time zone with them and warn me that their time zone is unknown - Show times as "4:00 PM" or "16:00", instead of the current "16:00 PM"
useful extension - I like this