Reddit Exact Timestamps by LTP
Turns Reddit's relative timestamps into exact dates and times, with control over every part of the format.
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About this extension
This extension has one purpose: to replace Reddit's relative timestamps ("1m ago", "4 days ago") with exact dates and times.
Reddit renders every post and comment timestamp as a <time> element that already carries the exact time in its datetime attribute, but displays only a rounded relative string. The extension reads that attribute and rewrites the visible text to the precise date and time, formatted according to the user's preferences.
The toolbar popup exists solely to configure how that timestamp is formatted: which parts to show (date, year, weekday, time, seconds, time zone name), whether to use a words, ISO, or Unix format, which time zone and language to render in, whether to keep the original relative text alongside it, and what to show on hover.
Reddit renders every post and comment timestamp as a <time> element that already carries the exact time in its datetime attribute, but displays only a rounded relative string. The extension reads that attribute and rewrites the visible text to the precise date and time, formatted according to the user's preferences.
The toolbar popup exists solely to configure how that timestamp is formatted: which parts to show (date, year, weekday, time, seconds, time zone name), whether to use a words, ISO, or Unix format, which time zone and language to render in, whether to keep the original relative text alongside it, and what to show on hover.
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Permissions and data
Required permissions:
- Access your data for sites in the reddit.com domain
Optional permissions:
- Access your data for sites in the reddit.com domain
Data collection:
- The developer says this extension doesn't require data collection.
More information
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- Version
- 1.0.0
- Size
- 34.91 KB
- Last updated
- 21 days ago (Sep 10, 2026)
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- License
- Mozilla Public License 2.0
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