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enter a UTC or local time (from chat logs, etc.) to instantly jump to that moment in a VOD. shows a clickable timestamp + copy URL button.
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@mellen9999 A useful extension. Why was it closed? |
- convert spaces to tabs (eslint requirement) - fix DST bug: use explicit Date construction instead of setHours mutation on cloned Date which breaks across DST transitions - add post-await navigation guard in fetchVideoStart to prevent stale video ID on rapid route changes - add aria-live/role=status on result box for screen readers - add aria-label on input - wrap all user-visible strings in i18n.t() for localization - use destructured createElement import (matches ffz convention)
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VOD Timestamp Finder
Convert a clock time (UTC or local) to the corresponding VOD timestamp.
The problem: You see a chat message at 04:48 UTC but the VOD timeline shows stream-relative time. Manually calculating the offset from stream start is tedious, especially across timezones.
The solution: On any VOD page, click the clock button in the metadata bar, enter the time, and get an instant seekable link.
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src/vod-timestamp/index.js— 210 lines, zero external dependenciessrc/vod-timestamp/manifest.jsonsrc/vod-timestamp/utilities/graphql/video_info.gqlTesting
NODE_ENV=production webpack build