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      <title>HistropediaJS 1.6.0 – millisecond timelines, clearer dates, and custom layouts</title>
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      <description>Previous release: HistropediaJS v1.5.0
HistropediaJS has long been able to handle dates across billions of years. Version 1.6.0, released on 4 September 2026, adds detail in the other direction: timelines can now zoom through hours, minutes and seconds, all the way to individual milliseconds. You can explore a launch sequence or a split-second event using the same articles, charts and navigation as any other timeline.
New sticky date labels help you keep track of where you are as you pan, and an optional extra row shows the surrounding date.</description>
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