Spoof Timezone

It works, but most likely not in the way that most people want it to work. I went here to see if I could actually mimic my computer location to be in another timezone. However, when I dug into the code, all that I believe that it is doing is showing the offset time. So whatever time that is inputted could error to the developers dismay due to the international date line. The time shown is just the offset time! The alternative method that does work, is just forcing your computer's timezon... Show more

There is a bug. When you have enabled this and checkj on an application that uses calendar, the calendar gets bugged on a different date, Example set to california all is good then when you open a calendar app somewhat it moved a date before the real date. Calenda dates should be checked. Using ubuntu and calendar app is inhouse (might be built with vb/dotnet)

It works for me but I noticed that on some airline websites and my cycling records website it messes with the calendar date popups used to choose input date date required. That could be very awkward. It would be nice to to able to activate/deactivate on the toolbar icon. It also needs to be able to be switched on/off at the toolbar.