Comment on Reasons to Not Parse Localized StringsComments−OptionOfT1yOn Windows one can change how a date is rendered, without changing the locale. I need to look up if this is propagated to browsers.Also, I hate DOB selectors which don't allow me to manually enter the date, and default to today, and don't have a year << arrow. Only month.Now I need to click at least (age - 1) * 12 on the < arrow.In general, I wish more websites would use native date / number / dropdown pickers.Workday is the worst offender here.−toast01yTry clicking the year number and the month name. Those often show a pop up with less clicking required to get to where you want.−trinix9121yBut those are unintuitive and still more time consuming than a masked numeric XXXX-XX-XX with a dropdown calendar. Which is what Windows provides anyways.−17186274401yIs that analogous to setting LC_TIME, per application or temporary?−frizlab1y> On Windows one can change how a date is renderedI think that’s true on all OSes
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On Windows one can change how a date is rendered, without changing the locale. I need to look up if this is propagated to browsers.
Also, I hate DOB selectors which don't allow me to manually enter the date, and default to today, and don't have a year << arrow. Only month.
Now I need to click at least (age - 1) * 12 on the < arrow.
In general, I wish more websites would use native date / number / dropdown pickers.
Workday is the worst offender here.
Try clicking the year number and the month name. Those often show a pop up with less clicking required to get to where you want.
But those are unintuitive and still more time consuming than a masked numeric XXXX-XX-XX with a dropdown calendar. Which is what Windows provides anyways.
Is that analogous to setting LC_TIME, per application or temporary?
> On Windows one can change how a date is rendered
I think that’s true on all OSes