Unix Timestamp Hover

Hover over any unix timestamps on the page and read the time

What is Unix Timestamp Hover?

Unix Timestamp Hover is a Chrome extension specifically designed to help decode difficult timestamps. Ideal for those who regularly work with database tables or logs, it allows users to hover over any Unix/POSIX timestamps and instantly view the corresponding time in their local time zone. This handy tool makes timestamp interpretation hassle-free and aids in efficient data management.

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Extension stats

By: HandyTools

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Users: 464 ▲ 6

Rating: 3.38 (13)

Version: 1.0 (Last updated: 2012-11-24)

Creation date: 2012-11-24

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 59.89K

Ranking

# 42354 ▼ 14

Other rankings

#7650 in Developer Tools ▼ 27 #31 in hover keyword 10 ▲ 1

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Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

Analyze keywords

Do you look at database tables and logs regularly?

Do you look at timestamps in phpMyAdmin wondering what time 1353761933 translates to?

With this lightweight extension you can hover over any unix/POSIX timestamps on the page and read the time in your local time zone.

User reviews

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Pros

Simple and practical
Saves clicks and conversions
Works well on Opera
Very good idea

Cons

Doesn't work most of the time
Needs to be disabled and enabled back to work
Fails after ajax refresh
Cannot change the time format

Most mentioned

Doesn't work
Useful Idea
Need to disable and enable

Recent reviews

Great idea, but doesn't seem to work.

Ali Anwar, 2021-04-14

Works well on Opera. Worth noting that this extension injects analytics code.

Ben Ehrlich, 2020-03-13

Great when it works, but mostly it doesn't. Have to disable and enable it back everytime I have to use it. It's disappointing that this is buggy as this is a very simple extension with a single job to do.