Describe the bug
In IE, when the dayjs object is generated by Date object, the formatted string of milli seconds show '000' always.
Please see this JSFiddle.
(https://jsfiddle.net/7jrdo1bz/)

It seems be correct behavior when dayjs object is generated by unix milliseconds.
(like: dayjs(1575441029123))

Expected behavior
Show correct milli seconds.

Information

• Day.js Ver

The docs on
https://github.com/malcommac/SwiftDate/wiki/1.-Introduction:-Absolute-Date-and-DateInRegion
says

let dateFormat = "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm"
let current_default = Date.defaultRegion
// Print date in current local device region
print(now.string(format: .custom(dateFormat))) // 2017-04-09 19:32
// Change the default region
Date.setDefaultRegion(regionNY)
// Print it again; now the

I'd like an /Examples folder with some simple iOS apps showing how to use Time.

The first one that comes to mind is a basic iOS app using a UICollectionView to build a month calendar view.

dateutils.dseq 2018-03-05 2018-05-15 -f '%F %a %c %u' | dateutils.dgrep '%c=04'

Expected output:

2018-03-22 Thu 04 04
2018-03-23 Fri 04 05
2018-03-24 Sat 04 06
2018-03-25 Sun 04 07
2018-03-26 Mon 04 01
2018-03-27 Tue 04 02
2018-03-28 Wed 04 03
2018-04-22 Sun 04 07
2018-04-23 Mon 04 01
2018-04-24 Tue 04 02
2018-04-25 Wed 04 03
2018-04-26 Thu 04 04
2018-04-27 Fri 04 05
20

I got ezTime running on WiFi like a breeze. Today we where wondering if or how it can also
be used via GSM connection. It looks like it does ignore an already established GSM connection.

Setup: ESP32 + SIM800 module [aka TTGO T-CALL]

We have established GSM connection, logged in to the APN successfully, and transmit our data
all few seconds - all working.

But ezTime mongers about WiFi o