Dates on events now work across timezone boundaries.
So if you are in Portland and create an event for 11pm, and then access the site from London, it will show correctly as being at 6am, and if edited from France and then you fly back to Portland, the time will show 11pm there as expected.
Basically... we store UTC, and we return HTML containing UTC, but the display and forms use JavaScript to take the local browser setting, so that it always show the time according to whatever your browser locale is.
Dates on events now work across timezone boundaries.
So if you are in Portland and create an event for 11pm, and then access the site from London, it will show correctly as being at 6am, and if edited from France and then you fly back to Portland, the time will show 11pm there as expected.
Basically... we store UTC, and we return HTML containing UTC, but the display and forms use JavaScript to take the local browser setting, so that it always show the time according to whatever your browser locale is.