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[fix] simplified geometry to a consistent level-of-details [fix] replaced degenerate regions with boxes centered on pin positions [fix] fixed Port_Moresby to include Papua New Guinea [fix] fixed Indian/Antananarivo to include Madagascar [fix] replaced a bunch of timezones that are not supported by Intl with what I believe are the correct timezones
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[fix] simplified geometry to a consistent level-of-details
[fix] replaced degenerate regions with boxes centered on pin positions
[fix] fixed Port_Moresby to include Papua New Guinea
[fix] fixed Indian/Antananarivo to include Madagascar
[fix] replaced a bunch of timezones that are not supported by Intl with what I believe are the correct timezones
I used your timezones.json to build my own widget and found a whole bunch of issues. That said, this is the best such widget I've found—by far—and the polygon data is better than stuff I paid to have done. I figured you probably worked pretty hard on it, so I figured I'd give back.
I wrote a small polygon library to clean up the polygons (make them consistently detailed) and fixed some issues with typos or just weird Intl crap that was stopping my widget from working.
If you're interested, my web-component is here…
https://github.com/tonioloewald/xinks-timezone-picker