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🌟 Feature Request
📝 Description
In Etherscan, when going through transactions in the transactions list, users can click on the "Date Time (UTC)" or "Age" to swap between those two formatting options.
We should also add that so it's easier to search the transactions and the UX is better.
🤔 Rationale
Some users find it easier to search transactions by "Age", eg. "7 days ago", but some find it easier to search by the specific time, eg. "2024-12-03 1:01:22".
If the user is looking for a specific transaction, and they see a bunch of transactions that all say "2 months ago" it will be hard to find the specific one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
# What ❔
This PR adds the functionality to toggle between "Ago" and "UTC Date"
for tx timestamps in the transactions table.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/6b9d085a-28e8-43d9-b400-fe5cbe8e47d8
## Why ❔
For better user experience - previously users could only see for example
"4 weeks ago" timestamp for multiple transactions - this enables easier
navigation trough the transactions list.
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This PR fixes#341
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Co-authored-by: Roman Petriv <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Vasyl Ivanchuk <[email protected]>
🌟 Feature Request
📝 Description
In Etherscan, when going through transactions in the transactions list, users can click on the "Date Time (UTC)" or "Age" to swap between those two formatting options.
We should also add that so it's easier to search the transactions and the UX is better.
🤔 Rationale
Some users find it easier to search transactions by "Age", eg. "7 days ago", but some find it easier to search by the specific time, eg. "2024-12-03 1:01:22".
If the user is looking for a specific transaction, and they see a bunch of transactions that all say "2 months ago" it will be hard to find the specific one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: