About Moment Timezone
Moment Timezone is a library built upon Moment.js, extending its capabilities to handle time zones in JavaScript. It allows developers to parse, manipulate, and display dates and times in various time zones, providing comprehensive support for time zone conversions and adjustments in web applications.
How many people use Moment Timezone
GitHub · npm- #131
Microsoft Authentication4.1k - #132
HeadJS4.1k - #133
autoComplete.js4k - #134
Moment Timezone3.9k - #135Backstretch3.9k
- #136
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#134 of 198 JavaScript libraries we have counts for (of 232) · bars are GitHub stars across these neighbours; the category leader is Axios at 109k · as of September 19, 2026
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