Why does new Date() return the wrong time in JavaScript?

Question

JavaScript

You need to get the user's timezone in the browser. new Date().getTimezoneOffset() gives me -120 when it should give -180 because I have UTC +3. Also, new Date() itself returns the wrong time, instead of 11 hours it returns 10 and the time zone +2, respectively. How can I get the user's actual time?

Answer 1

The same problem was in Google Chrome, I broke my whole head. It turned out that the browser developers screwed up, because. everything is fine in other browsers. Fixed it in the next update.