Date and Intl protection
Overrides getTimezoneOffset, Intl.DateTimeFormat, resolvedOptions, and common Date formatting methods so pages read the timezone you chose — not the system default.
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Spoof Timezone Next changes the browser timezone exposed via Date and Intl. Set a fixed or random IANA timezone and limit it to specific sites.
Spoof Timezone Next
Spoof your browser timezone
What you get in practice — not just a checklist.
Overrides getTimezoneOffset, Intl.DateTimeFormat, resolvedOptions, and common Date formatting methods so pages read the timezone you chose — not the system default.
Pick any IANA zone (for example Europe/London) and keep it stable across tabs while you test locale-sensitive flows.
Assign a new timezone on each page load when you want to reduce simple timezone fingerprinting during casual browsing.
Enable or disable spoofing per hostname from the popup. Scope it to all sites, a whitelist, or a blacklist.
⌘/Ctrl+Shift+T toggles spoofing for the current site so you can compare real vs spoofed behavior quickly.
Preferences stay in chrome.storage.local with no analytics. Refresh pages after changes so scripts re-read the spoofed zone.
Settings are stored locally. Details are on the Privacy Policy page.
Common questions about Spoof Timezone.
Open DevTools on a page and run Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().timeZone. After enabling Spoof Timezone Next, it should report your chosen IANA zone.
Many sites read the timezone once at startup. Reload the tab so page scripts pick up the patched Date and Intl behavior.
Most page JavaScript is covered. Some inline scripts in head may read the real timezone before the patch applies. Chrome Web Store and extension pages cannot be modified.
Random mode picks a new timezone on each load to make trivial timezone-based fingerprinting less stable. Use a fixed zone when you are testing a specific region.
No. It spoofs timezone APIs only. IP-based location, GPS permissions, and other signals are unchanged.
Guides and tips for getting more out of Spoof Timezone.
Fixed IANA spoofing helps QA date formatting, scheduling UIs, and “local time” labels.
Set a fixed zone that matches the market you are testing, reload the app, and walk through date pickers and timestamps. You will catch hard-coded offsets faster than switching OS settings.
Keep spoofing limited to your staging host via whitelist so everyday browsing still uses your real timezone.
Your timezone is a small but sticky browser signal. Here is what Spoof Timezone Next changes — and what it does not.
Sites can read timeZone through Intl and offset through Date. Spoofing those APIs alters that signal for page scripts.
It will not mask network geolocation. Combine privacy tools intentionally instead of assuming one extension covers every fingerprint surface.
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