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JoshWright

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#141339 9-Mar-2014 14:42
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Before you ask I'm not running Adblock. On Safari on my Mac all the dates for forum posts show as a day behind, for example today, they're all showing as being posted on the 8th of March. Is this a bug? It's been like this for months, but I keep forgetting to post in here about it.

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  #1001729 9-Mar-2014 14:44
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Check your timezone?

Your Profile -> Edit -> Timezone




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  #1001730 9-Mar-2014 14:47
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Huh, that fixed it :)

Thanks, would've never have thought to check there. Mustn't have chosen the right time zone a few years back when I made my account.

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  #1001733 9-Mar-2014 15:00
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I had the same problem.
I set the time zone correctly but it refused to save.
Eventually I realised that I had to re-enter my password. :)




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  #1001783 9-Mar-2014 17:36
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This only happens if you have a toolbar with auto-complete. The password field only needs to be entered if you are changing the password.




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