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Convert Unix timestamps to dates instantly. Support timezones, auto-detect format, one-click copy. 🕐 Timestamp Converter - The Fastest Way to Convert Unix Timestamps A simple, privacy-focused Chrome extension for converting between Unix timestamps and human-readable dates. ✨ Key Features: • Bidirectional conversion (timestamp ↔ date) • Auto-detect 10-digit (seconds) or 13-digit (milliseconds) format • 10+ timezone support (UTC, Shanghai, New York, Tokyo, etc.) • One-click copy results • 9 quick presets (Now, Today, Month Start, Year Start, etc.) • State persistence - remembers your last conversion • Privacy-first: all conversions happen locally, no data sent to servers 🎯 Perfect For: • Developers working with APIs and databases • Data analysts handling timestamp data • System administrators checking logs • Anyone dealing with Unix timestamps 🔒 Privacy Policy: This extension does NOT collect, store, or transmit any user data. All conversions happen locally on your device. No tracking, no analytics, no external requests. 💡 How to Use: 1. Click the extension icon in Chrome toolbar 2. Enter a Unix timestamp or select a date 3. Choose your timezone (auto-detects your local time) 4. Click Convert 5. Copy result with one click 🆓 Free & Open Source No ads, no tracking, no hidden fees. Built with ❤️ for the community. 📧 Support: For questions or feedback, please contact jjzhaogame@163.com
Apr 20, 2026
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