Prerequisites
🚀 Feature Proposal
Add a "Timezone" selector under Settings → Localization that lets the user choose the IANA timezone used to render all timestamps (AI activity log, query history, favorites) and exports (CSV/JSON/notebook). The default is "Auto", which follows the OS timezone. The picker is searchable and shows the current UTC offset for each zone (e.g. Asia/Tokyo (UTC+09:00)).
Motivation
Tabularis renders timestamps in the OS-local timezone. Users who work across timezones (remote DB servers, teams in other regions, or a machine whose clock differs from where the data is interpreted) often want timestamps shown in a specific zone rather than whatever the host OS is set to. A single display-timezone setting makes the UI and exports consistent and predictable.
Example
Settings → Localization → Timezone → search "Tokyo" → select Asia/Tokyo (UTC+09:00). All activity-log/history timestamps and CSV/JSON/notebook exports now render in JST regardless of the OS timezone. Selecting "Auto" restores OS-local behavior.
Prerequisites
🚀 Feature Proposal
Add a "Timezone" selector under Settings → Localization that lets the user choose the IANA timezone used to render all timestamps (AI activity log, query history, favorites) and exports (CSV/JSON/notebook). The default is "Auto", which follows the OS timezone. The picker is searchable and shows the current UTC offset for each zone (e.g.
Asia/Tokyo (UTC+09:00)).Motivation
Tabularis renders timestamps in the OS-local timezone. Users who work across timezones (remote DB servers, teams in other regions, or a machine whose clock differs from where the data is interpreted) often want timestamps shown in a specific zone rather than whatever the host OS is set to. A single display-timezone setting makes the UI and exports consistent and predictable.
Example
Settings → Localization → Timezone → search "Tokyo" → select
Asia/Tokyo (UTC+09:00). All activity-log/history timestamps and CSV/JSON/notebook exports now render in JST regardless of the OS timezone. Selecting "Auto" restores OS-local behavior.