BearSlothCoding wrote:

It has the correct time, so this is pointless.

Well, it's like 7 PM in my place when I made this post and in my computer it shows 8 AM. However, in my phone, it shows 12 PM! What?

support

Froggygames123 wrote:

support

why do you support?

Froggygames123 wrote:

support

Please add something in your posts, other than just saying support. Support WHY

Froggygames123 wrote:

support

Pls tell why you support, otherwise you are spamming, you can edit your own posts

Because i was told to because my suggestion about adding time zones was called a dupe, and i cant be bothered rewriting what i had wrote before into this forum

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BearSlothCoding wrote:

It has the correct time, so this is pointless.

If you live in EST. Keep in mind that not all scratch users live in EST.
To the OP: Support! It will cause less confusion.

Basic88 wrote:

BearSlothCoding wrote:

It has the correct time, so this is pointless.

If you live in EST. Keep in mind that not all scratch users live in EST.

Actually it's PST. This was already addressed about 5 months ago: sometimes the time is accurate, but I think that only happens if you live in the US.

BearSlothCoding wrote:

Basic88 wrote:

BearSlothCoding wrote:

It has the correct time, so this is pointless.

If you live in EST. Keep in mind that not all scratch users live in EST.

Actually it's PST. This was already addressed about 5 months ago: sometimes the time is accurate, but I think that only happens if you live in the US.

According to my calculations, it's EST, but it may differ by computer.

Basic88 wrote:

BearSlothCoding wrote:

Basic88 wrote:

BearSlothCoding wrote:

It has the correct time, so this is pointless.

If you live in EST. Keep in mind that not all scratch users live in EST.

Actually it's PST. This was already addressed about 5 months ago: sometimes the time is accurate, but I think that only happens if you live in the US.

According to my calculations, it's EST, but it may differ by computer.

Same here, it's always 3 hours ahead for me.

Basic88 wrote:

According to my calculations, it's EST, but it may differ by computer.

For me, right now it's UTC-4, meaning EDT. It changes twice per year, so you should just call it ET. Unless yours does not adapt to daylight savings time, which is possible if there are differences by device as you said.

Basic88 wrote:

According to my calculations, it's EST, but it may differ by computer.

I agree. In my computer it's showing EST time, but in my phone it shows UTC time.

gilbert_given_189 wrote:

Basic88 wrote:

According to my calculations, it's EST, but it may differ by computer.

I agree. In my computer it's showing EST time, but in my phone it shows UTC -1 time.

Forum Time (EST) is UTC-4.

Basic88 wrote:

gilbert_given_189 wrote:

Basic88 wrote:

According to my calculations, it's EST, but it may differ by computer.

I agree. In my computer it's showing EST time, but in my phone it shows UTC -1 time.

Forum Time (EST) is UTC-4.

EST is UTC-5. And forum time switches based on time of year, as I said above, so right now (March–November) it is EDT (meaning the UTC-4 part is correct).

It could be like this:

Yeah, I think that looks pretty good

udoxas wrote:

I don't know how a time zone will help you get tracked down (assuming you're in the USA)

But a user, for some reason we're not aware of, might want to keep their state private contrary to their country (and maybe they set even that to Antarctica).

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Major support. This is always a big necessity for me when I have to make official announcements for my Scratch shop or see when something was posted in my timezone (I need to do that sometimes since I help around in a lot of forum topics).

Fully Support- whenever I see an exact time, I would like it if I didn't have to guess when it was posted in my timezone.
I use BST, so the Scratch clocks are 5 hours behind my timezone. This gets on my nerves a little.

iolanthus wrote:

MasterJPixel wrote:

Austinato wrote:

Agreed, but there should also be an option to disable this.

I also agree and support an option to disable it.

Yeah, this would be neat if there was a way to enable / disable it. c:

AERTX-2679 wrote:

It could be like this: (insert mockup here)

I think it should be disabled by default and then you could enable it in settings, if this gets added
But mainly I just want it to show the right time on my screen so it's a bit easier, and it could include my time zone next to the time of every comment I post to make me feel better, but no one else would be able to see it. Actually that should be an option too, in a drop-down menu (you could add this): disabled, only visible to me, enabled. (I would choose the only visible to me option) I support for that..