Ah, yup in both Chrome, Edge and Firefox
(new Date()).getTimezoneOffset()/-60 = 2
That's not my timezone though, my timezone is GMT+1, which is also what I get if I print the same thing in the espruino terminal.
Interestingly I can see that my system (windows 10) timezone is set to +1, as it should be.
It's rather weird but certainly explains the issue, seems to be an issue with the computer rather than with bangle at least :)
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Ah, yup in both Chrome, Edge and Firefox
(new Date()).getTimezoneOffset()/-60 = 2
That's not my timezone though, my timezone is GMT+1, which is also what I get if I print the same thing in the espruino terminal.
Interestingly I can see that my system (windows 10) timezone is set to +1, as it should be.
It's rather weird but certainly explains the issue, seems to be an issue with the computer rather than with bangle at least :)