I have the Display Date widget displayed. When I check the box manually, I experience the issue I mentioned earlier, la la la.
However! denise said that the "check this box by default" request will not be fulfilled (perfectly fine, just wanted to check-see), so I wrote a quick Greasemonkey script to handle it. The sole content:
This, naturally, does not trigger whatever JS greys out the date-loaded bit, just above the "Use time when" option. Doesn't bother me, and this is hardly an issue that would concern yall, as hello, third-party add-on.
Interestingly, though, using this script does not create the time zone difference issue; when I rely on the script to check that box for me, the time is accurate. It's only when I manually check the box (or uncheck and check it, if the script is enabled), that the -3 hours issue appears.
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I have the Display Date widget displayed. When I check the box manually, I experience the issue I mentioned earlier, la la la.
However!
document.getElementById("entrytime_auto_update").checked = "checked";This, naturally, does not trigger whatever JS greys out the date-loaded bit, just above the "Use time when" option. Doesn't bother me, and this is hardly an issue that would concern yall, as hello, third-party add-on.
Interestingly, though, using this script does not create the time zone difference issue; when I rely on the script to check that box for me, the time is accurate. It's only when I manually check the box (or uncheck and check it, if the script is enabled), that the -3 hours issue appears.
Nifty! I mean, bothersome, but nifty!