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Time Tracker - Web Habit Builder is a browser extension that tracks the time you spend on websites and helps you understand your browsing habits.
It includes detailed browsing records, dashboards and analytical reports, website management, limits and page blocking, Focus and Pomodoro sessions, and tools for synchronizing, backing up, and migrating data.
It is built with Rspack, TypeScript, Vue 3, Element Plus, and ECharts. You can install it for Firefox, Chrome, and Microsoft Edge.
- Track browsing time and visit counts
- Review detailed records and daily activity
- View dashboards, website analysis, and habit reports
- Manage websites and configure whitelist and merge rules
- Set daily, weekly, and per-visit website limits
- Block pages when configured limits are reached
- Create and run Focus and Pomodoro sessions
- Export and import settings
- Synchronize data through the supported browser account
- Back up data with GitHub Gist, WebDAV, or Obsidian Local REST API
- Use data migration, storage information, and record-clearing tools
- Customize appearance, tracking, accessibility, limits, backups, and notifications
See the official guide for detailed instructions.
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How to install manually for Safari
Daily percentage
Dashboard
Analytical Report
Habit Report
Page Blocking
If you encounter any issues or have suggestions during use, feel free to reach out through the following channels:
Describe your problem or feature request in GitHub Issues, and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Join our Discord community to chat directly with the developer and other users.
Start a topic in GitHub Discussions to share experiences, ask questions, or discuss open-ended ideas.
There are several ways you can contribute to this software.
If you know how to develop browser extensions and are familiar with the project's technology stack—TypeScript, Vue 3, Element Plus, and ECharts—you can contribute code, tests, or documentation.
See the Development Guide.
Most of the software's localization relies on machine translation. You can submit translation suggestions on Crowdin.
You can support the project by leaving a review:
It is simple and helpful. Your feedback supports the project.
For information about data handling, see the Privacy Policy.
