OK, so the current date info is sufficient for you, or do/did you suspect some aberration, etc? That was my concern mainly.
Ideally for you, date would also be added to HTML, which I'll think about. The HTML export was originally meant to be compact for easy consumption, with CSV for re-use of the data.
I'll extend the CSV to include more columns (as it should have): the raw GMT epoch date, date string, color text. See an example below. And probably add hex color as well, from row coloring being added to the HTML export (but that will have to wait).
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DateRaw;Date;Author;Title;Page;Highlights;Notes;Color
1613764943;"19 feb. 2021 21:02";"James Mooney";"Myths of the Cherokee / Extract from the Nineteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology";"called Mobilian trade language, a corrupted Choctaw jargon formerly used as the medium of communication among all the tribes of the Gulf states";"";"Yellow;
1613765559;"19 feb. 2021 21:12";"James Mooney";"Myths of the Cherokee / Extract from the Nineteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology";"originated in a land toward the rising sun, where they had been placed by the command of “the four councils sent from above.” ";"";"Yellow";
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The page number is a tricky one and because of the varying results based on reader or application probably difficult to get "right".
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Tricky indeed. Speaking of which, epubcfi is a close but quirky alternative.
There's a branch that handles epubcfi, but it's still PB flavoured epubcfi, so won't match exactly, but gets close enough for navigating.
Anyway, time-wise now, it's easier for me to supply you a beta. You arrived a few weeks too late as work is ramping up.
I understood you mainly want both Linux versions, correct? (picking one for now would help)