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Javascript renders the date locally and without an actual time (speedrun.com always uses 0800) it will change the date depending on where you are located in the world. Need to fix that by either hardcoding a time or just hardcoding the date string.
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Yea, was thinking about it. It probably just makes more sense to hardcode this since we don't care about rendering it properly. It is currently defaulting to 0000 as far as I can tell since I don't give it a time, and thus why it's wrong for me and right for people ahead of +0000 UTC. The date is the only thing that matters (and the time isn't even capture on speedrun.com) so want it to render with the same date no matter where someone is because that was the date that it was completed for the runner.
Javascript renders the date locally and without an actual time (speedrun.com always uses 0800) it will change the date depending on where you are located in the world. Need to fix that by either hardcoding a time or just hardcoding the date string.
France:
US:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: