Unix Time Converter
Converts Unix time to human readable format and vice versa
Converts UNIX timestamps to human-readable dates and vice versa.
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Convert Unix Epoch timestamps to human readable dates (and dates to timestamps) quickly and easily with Utime.
Report issues and submit suggestions on github (pull requests are also welcome!):
https://github.com/billdami/utime
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* Quickly convert timestamps and dates as you type
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Provides a popup showing a human readable date of a highlighted Unix timestamp.
2022-03-17 16:34:56 <-> 1647506096 日期时间戳互相转换,格式、样式可设置。 convert a timestamp to date or from date to timestamp
Quick and easy adding of a timestamp to an input field
Very nice little extension, does all it needs to do and without taking you to another tab. It would have 5 stars if there were a little button to get the current timestamp
Simply the best!
The last update is awful!!!!!
First of all, great tool! I am using it nearly every day! But since the last update, it's not possible anymore to just hit "Enter" to get the current timestamp - would be great to re-implement this function. And a further great feature would be to have some kind of options/configuration to set a custom date format (e.g. the German d.m.yy or d.m.yyyy) Thanks in advance!
It's okay as is, but it doesn't meet my needs. I need to convert millisecond based timestamps as well. If it could auto-detect millisecond vs second timestamps, it would be great. Another thing is it doesn't deal with leading zeros. It would be very useful if it could automatically strip leading zeros--as it is currently, it treats leading zeros as two's complement.