
Uses the Open Tab action to access the World Clock.
Asks you to enter a time value, then presents it in different formats and lets you choose which one to copy.
Asks you to pick a time zone, then formats the date to show the offset value (such as +0800).
Previews a local webpage copy of Unicode Technical Standard #35 for Locale Data Markup Language, letting you see all the custom date format strings you can use in Shortcuts.
Takes a timestamp like 4:51 and converts it to total seconds.
Gets 10 items from Apple’s RSS feed for top TV seasons, presents the options to you, and opens the URL for your choice into iTunes.
If you don’t want the Grab YouTube playlist ID shortcut installed, delete the Run Shortcut action above and the URL action below.
However, the shortcut won’t work with links from videos inside playlists anymore.
Opens the Spotlight settings on macOS, or on iOS asks for an app, finds its Bundle ID on the App Store, and opens the deep link to its specific Search settings.
Activates Endel’s “Move” mode that generates a soundscape at a specific beat based on your walking pace.
Rotates my left monitor to landscape orientation (for times when I switch it back from its vertical setup).
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