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set timezone

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hi firefox uses the system clock to set its timezone or utc offset but i ofton travel to other countrys and this messes up my cron jobs if i set my system clock to my new locations timezone but i would like to have my browser display my new locations time, is there a way to adjust to utc offset/ timezone for firefox without effceting my system clock such as link it to a netservice or something? this is a real pain and would be great if someone could point me in the direction of a solution thanks.

hi firefox uses the system clock to set its timezone or utc offset but i ofton travel to other countrys and this messes up my cron jobs if i set my system clock to my new locations timezone but i would like to have my browser display my new locations time, is there a way to adjust to utc offset/ timezone for firefox without effceting my system clock such as link it to a netservice or something? this is a real pain and would be great if someone could point me in the direction of a solution thanks.

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You probably need to just do a quick search on the place you are going to, and set the time for there, or press F12 and there will be an option to change the time.