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# 25.2 - February 2025

### Summary

**25.2** includes an enhancement for location time zones.

### Location time zone enhancement

The time zone of a watch is used in the charts on the Details page. On the Details page it's possible to view a watch in other times zones including UTC and your time zone - as detected from your browser.

It's now possible to automatically inherit a new time zone on a location when it is moved from one folder to another. This is particularly useful for global firms with auto-created locations.

Read more about [location time zones](https://support.highlight.net/help/admin/create_tree#time_zone).

### Service description

The [Highlight Service Description document](https://support.highlight.net/help/getting_started/HighlightServiceDescription.pdf) concisely describes how Highlight works and its key features. It was last updated for 25.1 and is available on the Help & Support Centre.

### Browser compatibility

All Highlight releases are tested on the current version of:

* ![Chrome](https://support.highlight.net/help/images/browser_chrome.png)

  #### Chrome
* ![Edge](https://support.highlight.net/help/images/browser_edge.png)

  #### Edge
* ![Firefox](https://support.highlight.net/help/images/browser_ff.png)

  #### Firefox

Find out more about [Highlight supported browsers](/getting-started/useful-information/browsers-supported.md).

### Get in touch

More details on all of Highlight’s features are available on the Help & Support Centre or [contact us](/getting-started/contact-us.md) for assistance.


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