TimeVerify

Verifies the system clock is accurate before allowing browsing, once per browser session.

TimeVerify checks your device's date and time against a verified, independent time source before allowing browsing — a simple safeguard against relying on a system clock that may be inaccurate. How it works: When the browser starts, TimeVerify compares your device's clock to real-world time. If they don't match closely enough, browsing is paused with a short explanation until the clock is corrected. Once verified, it steps out of the way completely for the rest of that session — no ongoing interruptions. Key features: - One check per browser session, not continuous — it won't interrupt work already in progress - Cross-checks multiple independent time sources rather than trusting a single one - Shows the reference time being used, so what's happening is never a black box Data collection: TimeVerify does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. It runs entirely locally in your browser.