Timezone Page Converter by dasakhwan

You're reading an event page and the time says "7 PM EST." You live in Berlin. Is that 1 AM or 2 AM? You open a timezone converter, type the time, check the offset. Then you go back to the article and there's another time.

Timezone Page Converter runs directly on the page. It finds mentions of times with timezone abbreviations and shows you the converted time right there — inline, as a small tag next to the original. No tab switching. No mental math.

The extension comes with a default zone list, but you set your home timezone in the preferences panel. It remembers. Every time you see "9 AM PST" or "14:00 UTC+2," you get an instant readout in your local time.

Nothing is sent anywhere. The conversion happens entirely in your browser.