sereneblue

> Timezone faking is very complex (I'm not sure if it's even completely possible). I agree with the above. It's not possible to really spoof this using webextensions. The best...

> @sereneblue: you're right. The text is consistent but I selected HST timezone... so the timezone spoofing is not working at all at the moment or did I do something...

> Ah... did not know that. > > OK - then here is my point how chameleon does not protect your timezone: > > ```js > function twoDiggits(num){return num >=...

Hi @h6a8ke1k, thanks again for the detailed issue! In your first post, 1. I know what's causing this issue; it's how Chameleon attaches extra info to a Date object to...

@h6a8ke1k, Don't worry about it. The dev console is the first place I'd look at too! Yes, I believe the issue is with garbage collection, it does seem to be...

@h6a8ke1k It seems it wasn't a garbage collection issue but the Proxy being used. v0.20.3 should have significantly improved performance for timezone spoofing on bilibili. Although there is still a...

@h6a8ke1k I've figured out the cause of the performance issue. The root of the problem seems to be the `toLocaleString` function used in modifyDate. Apparently, it has to do a...

Hi @h6a8ke1k, At a glance, this seems to be an issue with how timezone spoofing is implemented. That url is a pretty good test for the implementation. This is probably...

@travankor Timezone spoofing is exempt from notifications except when `IP` is selected. This is done to inform users about what timezone is being used. Sometimes the IP location can be...

@travankor It uses the WebExtension notifications API which _does_ use the OS's native notification system. What type of notifications are you getting?