Chronological order in chat bubbles sometimes incorrect

[suddenwhipvapor]

Since an image is worth a thousands words:

in the example above, my reply has a timestamp that appears to be one minute later than the original message, but it obviously happened after the user's question, even if by a short delay.
Probably the user's system clock is used to determine the time, and while small discrepancies are tolerated in order to keep a connection to the p2p network, it will lead to such events in edge cases.

Idea, compare the system clock with a set of external free atomic time services?

Edit: What's weirder, is that I just noticed the user's details popup reports that he was last active some 20 minutes before his message showed up.

This issue comes up with a non-trivial frequency.

[HenrikJannsen]

Can you post a screenshot with the date visible (mouse over)?

[suddenwhipvapor]

Can you post a screenshot with the date visible (mouse over)?

My side of the chat showed the time of my reply ending with ":50" and the user's question being posted at ":51".
A few minutes later I had gone to check again and noticed how the user's online status dot was orange even if I had just seen his question, so I checked in the popup, and I noticed "last online 23 minutes ago".

[HenrikJannsen]

I guess the peers clock was set incorrect. That would also explain why the online status was not more recent.