Ensure timezone abbreviations are in alphabets #302
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Nice, thanks for the contribution! Looks like this should help address #294. |
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Ensure timezone abbreviations are in alphabets
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The timezone abbreviation(Taiwan or China) on "Chrome / Windows 7" isn't an alphabet string.
It returns something like this:
I've changed the regular expression in
OffsetAtto letabbrproperty from non-alphabet timezones asundefined