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The client's timezone should only matter to the client. There's no condition where their clock matters except to translate a timestamp into their local time (fo
by noduerme 2y ago
The client's timezone should only matter to the client. There's no condition where their clock matters except to translate a timestamp into their local time (for their convenience). Who cares if they change time zones?
- ninkendo 2y agoSo that you can update the UI to show the new time zone? Or change the time format to indicate that it’s no longer in the same time zone as the user is in? That’s just off the top of my head, I’m sure there’s more.
- fkyoureadthedoc 2y agoI agree that it would be a nice feature, but I'd really have to be scraping the bottom of the feature barrel before I got to this. Unless my product heavily featured scheduling, or was a clock.
- BoppreH 2y agoSending emails at specific user times, billing (be careful with this one!), scheduling events in the future, reporting it to other users (Microsoft Teams' "it's 20:39 in this user's Timezone").