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.
Asks you to pick a time zone, then formats the date to show the offset value (such as +0800).
Asks you to enter a date, then generates the calendar week plus start or end dates.
Asks you to pick two time zones, then calculates the offset compared to each other.
Gets the top 10 movies currently sold on iTunes, asks you to choose from the list, and opens the URL of your choice.
Opens the URL for The News Desk’s Technology section to see top stories curated by Flipboard.
Opens the Wallet app to the show the pass card for travel lounge access – I use mine with Chase Priority Pass.
Disables the “Set On Demand” feature for a specific VPN network.
Opens the Apple TV app on the selected TV, then shows the Remote so you can pick something from your Up Next or a connected service.
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