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If you're still not being hit, and if the browser console doesn't accept the input, is it enough to get from the WebConsole Math.floor( (new Date()).getTim
by acqq 8y ago
If you're still not being hit, and if the browser console doesn't accept the input, is it enough to get from the WebConsole
Math.floor( (new Date()).getTime()/1000 )
and paste the number in "app.update.lastUpdateTime.xpi-signature-verification" to be off the hook for the next 24 hours?
- gpm 8y agoUh... if that outputs a unix date yes (I think) except you need to restart the browser afterwards as well.
- acqq 8y ago> if that outputs a unix date yes Yes, the JavaScript's getTime() is in milliseconds since Jan 1 1970 and the C time_t (which is what I think is used as a timestamp) is in seconds.