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Display accurate post or comment time when hovering

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I would like to see the date and time in UTC or my own time zone if set when I hover over the vague about 12 days ago to be able to compare when two events actually happened or any other reason.

In some ISO or similar format (YYYY.MM.DD HH:MM:SS TMZ), no bells and whistles needed just a way to get the actual time.

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It appears this functionality is implemented as planned.

You just have to hover for a tiny bit more than an impatient visitor might do the first time and also trust that the date words are an active site even though there are no styling clues.

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