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Track your time online, gain insights, and stay productive.
Understand your online habits and stay productive by tracking the time you spend on different websites. Set limits or block specific URLs or categories—like restricting your most distracting site to 30 minutes a day or blocking it entirely. Note: To better capture focused activities like video watching, tracking continues unless you are inactive (no mouse or keyboard use) for 30 minutes.

Privacy-first by design.
No tracking or analytics—your data stays local, stored entirely in your browser.

Actively evolving.
The app is under active development, so features may change over time.

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Tizmilin n tuffɣa n 0.9.1

Version 0.9.1 - Stability and Performance Update

This release focuses on major under-the-hood improvements to make the extension faster, more stable, and more reliable, along with key bug fixes for the Pomodoro timer.

✨ New & Improved

Performance Boost: The site blocking feature has been completely re-architected to be significantly faster. This eliminates potential browsing slowdowns, especially for users with many blocking rules.
Enhanced Stability: Implemented a new event processing queue in the background script to prevent race conditions and ensure time tracking data is always saved accurately.
Efficient Category Management: Renaming a category in the options page is now instantaneous, even with a large tracking history.

🐞 Bug Fixes

UI: Fixed a layout issue in the popup where the Pomodoro status message could be cut off when the category/website list was full.
Pomodoro Timer: Corrected an issue where the "Reset" button would not show the correct status message for break timers that were already at their starting time.
Pomodoro Timer: Fixed a bug that caused the "Timer is already at the start" message to disappear instantly instead of staying for 3 seconds.

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