Greetings.
Is there any extension, that can manually spoof detected Timezone? (for example, - to be the efficient way to spoof it on detection-sites, like whoer.net)
Extension to spoof TimeZone
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Re: Extension to spoof TimeZone
Current FF shows a spoof extension. (Will not work in PM).
http://legacycollector.org/firefox-addons/ shows various "zone" extensions. (No idea what they are.)
If your OS timezone is stored in a variable, you might be able to modify its value (like from within a script file) which then calls palemoon.exe?
If you ran through a proxy, sites in question might display data based on that...?
http://legacycollector.org/firefox-addons/ shows various "zone" extensions. (No idea what they are.)
If your OS timezone is stored in a variable, you might be able to modify its value (like from within a script file) which then calls palemoon.exe?
If you ran through a proxy, sites in question might display data based on that...?
Re: Extension to spoof TimeZone
There're no such addons in the legacy section...
and i don't know the way to spoof timezone by an external soft.
maybe it can be done with scripting-addons (like greasemonkey)?
and i don't know the way to spoof timezone by an external soft.
maybe it can be done with scripting-addons (like greasemonkey)?
Re: Extension to spoof TimeZone
Based on what you want, using a VPN can be an option.
If you are on Linux, you can control timezone by TZ variable:
or
If you are on Linux, you can control timezone by TZ variable:
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TZ=UTC palemoon
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TZ=Europe/Paris palemoon
Re: Extension to spoof TimeZone
This works for me in PM 28.5 on Win7 Pro 64 bit:
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SET TZ=GMT-6
"C:\Program Files\Pale Moon\palemoon.exe"
Obv, you edit the TZ as req - noting that "-" does in fact mean "+", and vice versa.
And you edit the path, so it points to your browser install.
Then you go somewhere like this - https://whatismytimezone.com/ - to test it.
I assume a search engine will tell you the line to write to get the cmd box to go away after its done its thing.