Would You Switch New Epoch Converters for Better UI?

We've normalized ugly developer tools for too long.

epochconverter.dev breaks that mold with instant bidirectional conversion, smart format detection (seconds vs milliseconds), real-time updates, quick time presets, and built-in code examples for JavaScript, Python, MySQL, and PostgreSQL. No ads, no signup, just a clean interface that respects your time. Everything you need is visible at once—local time, UTC, ISO 8601, and relative formats—with copy buttons exactly where you expect them.

But here's the real question: Would you actually switch from your bookmarked epoch converter that "works fine" but looks like 2005?

Does polished UI matter enough to overcome muscle memory and update your workflow? Or have we been settling for "functional but ugly" when we could demand both?

Drop your take below—does beautiful UX earn your switch, or are you loyal to the tools that got you here?