Features:<p>200+ unit converters in Area, Length, Mass, Speed, Temperature, and Time categories;
Precision: up to 28 decimal places;
Conversion formulas with examples;
Neat UI with light/dark theme.<p>Enjoy using it.
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Why should a site like this possibly need to be potentially sharing data with one and a half thousand other entities?
My personal favourite unit converter is here: <a href="https://www.theregister.com/Design/page/reg-standards-converter.html" rel="nofollow">https://www.theregister.com/Design/page/reg-standards-conver...</a>
Looks nice and useful!<p>One minor feedback would be - you could move the "Browse related converters" section to the right panel which is empty now.
Has the same problem with time as I see elsewhere. I don't don't want to convert a billion seconds to number of hours and then days and then weeks and months and then years. I want to translate that to a human readable years/months/days/hours/minutes/seconds in one click.
The red under "Free Online" looks weird to my eyes, like it was half crossed out with a red highlighter.<p>The helpful descriptions under the conversion doesn't seem to switch to the ones you have selected. I expected when I switched the time from minutes to years, the box would have defined years.
I often need a quick and easy conversion tool for mapping a val from one range to another<p>Also have a hard time finding good resolution/aspect ratio calculators<p>Finally the most fraught online calculator tooling I know of is projector throw distance and part specs calculators/visualizers
I'm generally content with ddg converter, the only its issue it is hard to convert pounds into a metric units, because ddg stubbornly believes that the pound is a currency. It will happily convert pounds into dollars, but not into kilograms.
I find natural language much easier, it's one single interface-- I just use raycast. If I type "20ft" it defaults showing in meters, so I don't even have to type anything extra, it's great
Here is my feedback:<p>1. You don’t need an internet connection for simple unit conversion.<p>2. You don’t need to share data with 1400+ spy tech organizations. You don’t need cookies at all. It’s a stateless calculator.