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@komal0000 @drmixer are you actively using this package? Have you had a chance to test out this under `@canary` in the real world yet? Not many at all have noticed that `@canary` exists according to `npm` E2E tests and new unit tests pass (thanks @komal0000) <img width="795" height="447" alt="Screenshot 2026-10-29 at 20 48 29" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/51ed52f0-7936-4386-a4ae-c2d82e6aa419" />

Hi @drmixer - yes still looking for assistance on this. I lack a properly running Windows & Linux setup, and in general it would be good to have a few people across this repository for it's general upkeep. @komal0000 has recently started contributing, and probably one more person to chip in would be most welcome. I don't have a roadmap for this project per se, but deepening test coverage and modernising the code a bit (breaking things out, remove callbacks, move to typescript etc) would all be something I'd be looking to do.

Thanks for the PR. I will check in detail as soon as I can.

Thanks for the PR. I will check in details as soon as I can.

One timezone being accepted correctly would probably suffice? And perhaps one malformed timezone not accepted?

Today [chrome-cookies-secure@canary](https://www.npmjs.com/package/chrome-cookies-secure/v/3.0.3-canary.0) was released with security updates [flagged by socket.dev](https://socket.dev/npm/package/chrome-cookies-secure/alerts/3.0.2?tab=dependencies). The package is currently best-effort maintained and is problematic to carry out major upgrades on because it runs cross-platform (macOS, Windows & Linux) and it doesn't have cross-platform tests setup (yet). I know this needs improving, but in the mean-time at least macOS based tests pass on this new version, and people can use it / test it out on other platforms with a smaller blast radius of security risks.

I wanted a way to post on the move to this feed without any extra cost. Enter Airtable: it can work as an input source via mobile app and web and be mapped to this feed with a little API action on the backend. This is my test post.

Thanks, this dropped off my radar in the end. Appreciate the PR. I've added some review comments.

Worth adding a test for timezone support?

No error message here?