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This extension will track the time you spend on each website
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Web Tracker is an elegant, user-friendly browser extension that helps you understand your online time management. With its beautiful dark interface and intuitive design, tracking your web activity has never been more insightful.
Key Features:
- Real-time tracking with both an interactive donut chart and a list view
- Detailed breakdown of time actively spent on each website
- Clean, dark-themed interface for comfortable viewing
- Easy-to-use pause and clear functions
- Comprehensive history view of all recorded sessions
- Privacy-focused - all data stored locally
- Zero-configuration required - works right out of the box
Perfect for:
- Students tracking study time on educational sites
- Professionals monitoring productivity
- Anyone interested in understanding their browsing habits
- Time management enthusiasts
The extension runs smoothly in the background, requiring minimal resources while providing valuable insights into your web usage patterns.
Privacy Note: Your data stays with you - all tracking information is stored locally in your browser.
This project is open for viewing on github : https://github.com/Kintama1/tracker feel free to look at the code, leave feedback or use it for your projects (after referencing https://github.com/Kintama1)
Latest reviews
- (2025-02-04) Kenneth Ventress: Not bad at all. I used the app recently out of curiosity from a Reddit post and found it pretty useful for site tracking. Turns out I was leaving my laptop on standby too much to play games and not turn it off. Also, it was a good way to see my study habits in ratio to my video screen time (aka procrastinating work). I suggest the programmer could improve it by adding user data access or flag raising (set by user) for when they surpass their intended time limit on certain sites!