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Change time zone in the browser for a specific website without a third party add on

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yeqkmhj
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I have resist fingerprint settings turned on because I use keyboard shortcuts to open specific webpages / notes and I need the pages to be the same size when I launch the new instance of the browser.

but now the browser thinks I am in UTC. I need the browser to report I am in a different time zone, because nextcloud keeps assuming that my browser is telling the truth.

I cant / wont install third party add ons.

I have resist fingerprint settings turned on because I use keyboard shortcuts to open specific webpages / notes and I need the pages to be the same size when I launch the new instance of the browser. but now the browser thinks I am in UTC. I need the browser to report I am in a different time zone, because nextcloud keeps assuming that my browser is telling the truth. I cant / wont install third party add ons.

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cor-el
cor-el
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Being in the UTC timezone is the consequence of using "Resist Fingerprinting". If you do not want this to happen then you need to refrain from using RF.