Epoch Converter

Unix Timestamp Converter

Unix Timestamp Converter is a Chrome extension designed to convert Unix timestamps into human-readable date and time formats. This tool is especially useful for developers, data analysts, and anyone needing to work with timestamps, enabling quick and accurate time conversions to improve efficiency. 1. User-Friendly: An intuitive interface allows for easy input and conversion of Unix timestamps. 2. Instant Conversion: Quickly obtain readable dates and times without complex calculations. 3. Multi-Timezone Support: Select different time zones as needed to ensure the conversion aligns with your requirements.

Holocene Epoch Timestamp

Add the Holocene Epoch timestamp (2023 CE becomes 12023 HE) before or after the timestamps present on the webpage (or replace them). The Holocene Epoch sets the first year of the "recent" epoch 10,000 years before the first Anno Domini (1 AD) for a better grasping of the development of the human civilization. The proposal was advanced by Cesare Emiliani in 1993 (see more in the What is the Holocene Epoch? of the extension). To Be Developed The alpha/beta version is powered by Regular Expression matching and some compromises have been made. Future iterations will match through Natural Language Processing.

Rule Visualizer

An extension made for a project in an internship. This extension works by reading the ui of a rule engine page. The Rule engine is… An extension made for a project in an internship. This extension works by reading the ui of a rule engine page. The Rule engine is a page containing a graph. Each node in the graph is a div. And the nodes are connected via connectors. What the extension does is read the ui, and then construct a graph in background. Then it takes a path of the graph as an input from the user. Then it highlights the path in the graph

Timestamp to Date

Use Timestamp to Date app to convert epoch to time and view the current UTC time or the current date. 🚀 Timestamp to Date is a fast, local-first tool for engineers who work with raw time values in logs, APIs, and CSVs. Open the popup, paste a value, switch units, and copy precise results in one click. It also works in reverse when you need to convert time to epoch. 🧭 Quick Start Tips 1. Add to Chrome from the store page 2. Click the toolbar icon to open the popup to convert epoch to time 3. Paste a unixtimestamp or ISO 8601 format string, or press Now to auto-fill inputs with live values for quick checks 4. Choose whether to interpret the input as UTC or Local to convert to unix timestamp to avoid accidental shifts 5. Switch units between seconds and ms, then copy the exact field you need using the inline buttons 6. Compare results against the current date and the relative label to understand how far the event is from it. ⚙️ What it does? ➤ Convert epoch to time in both local and UTC views ➤ Convert time to unix timestamp in both seconds and milliseconds formats ➤ Provides current utc timestamp and current date with Now buttons ➤ Provides convenient Copy buttons for all output values to be copied as ISO strings ➤ Right click menu to convert selected text without opening a new tab or switching to an external tool 🧪 Modes for precision ▸ Quick mode parses ISO 8601 strings with or without Timezones ▸ Validation of the input date format witch the clear message ▸ Manual mode when user can specify all values individually with validation on an each field to catch typos early ▸ Per-field errors explain what to fix ▸ The app remembers state for 10 minutes, so reopening restores your last work 🧰 Output designed for ops • Local time and UTC side by side with a utc time converter toggle • Relative label shows how far the value is from the current date • Buttons near each line copy results to the clipboard • Supports both seconds and milliseconds in a single view 🖱️ Context menu workflow 1️⃣ Highlight a number or date anywhere on the web page. 2️⃣ Open the Timestamp to Date item in the right-click menu. 3️⃣ Choose Convert Timestamp to convert epoch to time 4️⃣ Choose Convert Date to convert time to unix timestamp 5️⃣ The popup opens with the value prefilled and converted, ready for copying. 📋 Clipboard and context ➤ Paste button inserts numbers or strings from your clipboard ➤ Copy icons for Local, UTC, Epoch s, and Epoch ms ➤ Context menu actions to convert from unix timestamp on any page ➤ Works with time stamp fragments inside text selections 🔒 Privacy and performance ▸ No remote scripts, everything runs in the browser ▸ Lightweight UI opens instantly ▸ Validation prevents mixed-unit mistakes ▸ Works offline after installation 👨‍💻 Who benefits • Backend and SRE teams tracing outages • Data analysts cleaning exports with a unix timestamp column • QA teams verifying API payloads and time zone logic • Security analysts correlating alerts across systems • Any specialist who are seeking for unix timestamp converter ❓ Frequently asked 📌 Does this epoch time converter support strings? 💡 Absolutely! Quick mode accepts ISO 8601 format strings. 📌 Can I choose how input is interpreted 💡 Sure! Interpret it as UTC or Local before conversion. 📌 How do I switch between seconds and milliseconds? 💡 Use the unit toggle. Labels update immediately and all outputs are recalculated, preventing off-by-1000 mistakes. 📌 Is my data private? 💡 That's for sure. All work is local. 📌 Will it restore my last input? 💡 The extension stores state for ten minutes after closing. 📌 How this epoch converter differs from others? 💡 It's very simple, convenient, and can convert epoch to time and time to epoch. 📌 How are time zones handled? 💡 Local uses your system time zone with DST rules; UTC is a fixed baseline. Choose interpretation before converting to avoid shifts. 📌 Can I see the current epoch time? 💡 Yes! You can use Now buttons in both tabs 🚀 This extension gives a dependable workflow to translate between machine time and human time, whether you handle audits, incident response, ETL, or daily development.