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@karlcow , you want to use only the date part of the dayjs object, but you initialise it with the full date + time. The time part in the local time zone causes the occasional shift of the day. I commented about it at #249.
Having a date-only mode in Day.js, or an UTC mode as a workaround will make the usage easier. Until then, you need to be aware and deal with the full date + time value, as you would, if you used the plain JavaScript date.
Not sure if it's a question of TZ. :)
but in Japan at least, if I enter https://webcompat.github.io/webcompat-metrics-client/
I get https://webcompat.github.io/webcompat-metrics-client/?from=2018-05-25&to=2018-06-25
right now it is 12:29 JST
it seems to show the data until June 24 at 24:00
if I change the date to be tomorrow aka https://webcompat.github.io/webcompat-metrics-client/?from=2018-05-25&to=2018-06-26
I get the data from 25 00:00 JST to 25 12:29 JST
or zooming in a bit.
"Default"

Now

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