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Mind The Time

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Keep track of how much time you spend on the web, and where you spend it. A toolbar ticker shows the time spent at the current site or the total time spent on the web today.

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License model

  • FreeProprietary

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  • Mozilla Firefox
Click the button for a panel that shows both the time spent on the current site today and the total time spent on the web today (h:mm / h:mm).  Use this panel to open the summary page or change the timer mode.
The summary page shows how much time you have spent on the web and where for today and the past 70 days.  It includes weekly and monthly summaries for the past 10 weeks and the past 6 months.
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Optionally receive periodic reminder notifications at any frequency.  They show the total time for the day and for the top three sites.
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  1.  Lightweight
  2.  Privacy focused

Features

  1.  Ad-free
  2.  Reminders
  3.  No registration required
  4.  Works Offline

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  • cnejfelt updated Mind The Time
    9 months ago
  • cnejfelt reviewed Mind The Time  
    9 months ago

    Simple & local time tracker for the websites you visit. You can exclude domains from tracking and stop the time tracker automatically when it detects you are AFK. It also has the option to remind you hourly how much time you've spent on a website.

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Mind The Time information

  • Developed by

    Paul Morris
  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Free product.
  • Alternatives

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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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Mind The Time was added to AlternativeTo by NejyCR on Dec 24, 2023 and this page was last updated Nov 1, 2024.

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Simple & local time tracker for the websites you visit. You can exclude domains from tracking and stop the time tracker automatically when it detects you are AFK. It also has the option to remind you hourly how much time you've spent on a website.

What is Mind The Time?

Click the toolbar button for a panel that shows both the time spent on the current site today and the total time spent on the web today (H:MM / H:MM). Use the panel to open the summary page or change the timing mode:

  • Grey mode (default): timing is automatically paused after 30 seconds of inactivity and starts up again when activity resumes (e.g. when the mouse pointer moves inside the browser window).
  • Green mode: keep timing despite periods of inactivity. This makes it easy to keep the timer on while watching videos.
  • Blue mode: only log the total time for each day and don't log which websites were visited or how much time was spent on each of them.
  • Timer off mode: no time or websites are logged. The button badge is not shown.

Reminder Messages Receive periodic reminder messages (after every X minutes) to help keep you aware of how much time you have spent on the web. Turn these on and set the frequency under options.

The Summary Page The summary page reports how much time you have spent, and where you have spent it, for today and the past 70 days. This includes weekly summaries of the past 10 weeks and monthly summaries of the past 6 months.

There is an option to change when a new day begins (for night owls who stay up past midnight). All data is stored locally on your computer. When data is more than 70 days old it is automatically deleted. Under options there is a button to delete all data.