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Highlight '3pm EST' on any page, right-click, get your local time instantly. Handles DST correctly. Works offline, 100% private. Stop doing timezone math in your head. Someone writes "call at 3pm EST" in an email, a Slack message, a forum post. Just highlight it, right-click, and see your local time — right there on the page. ✨ HOW IT WORKS 1. Select any time like "3pm EST", "15:00 CET", "9am UTC+2" 2. Right-click → "Convert to my local time" 3. Your local time appears next to the selection. Done. 🌍 UNDERSTANDS REAL-WORLD FORMATS 12h & 24h times · US/EU/Asia/Pacific zone abbreviations (EST, PST, CET, JST, AEST…) · UTC/GMT offsets · noon & midnight · daylight saving handled automatically via your browser's own timezone database. ⚙️ AMBIGUITY, SOLVED CST can mean US Central or China time; IST can mean India, Israel or Ireland. Pick your default once in settings. ⌨️ QUICK CONVERTER Click the toolbar icon and type any time for an instant conversion. 🔒 PRIVATE No account, no tracking, no network requests — conversion happens entirely in your browser using built-in timezone data.
Jul 22, 2026
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