Mind the Time

Mind the Time

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. A summary page sums up data for the past 70 days, 10 weeks, and 6 months.

What is Mind the Time?
"Mind the Time" is an efficient Firefox extension designed to track and monitor the time you've spent on the web and various websites. It offers a toolbar ticker showing the time spent at the current site or total web time today. Additionally, it presents a detailed summary of time spent over the past 70 days, 10 weeks, and 6 months. For user convenience, reminder messages can be scheduled, and undesirable websites can be added to a whitelist. Lastly, it offers different timing modes for diverse user needs.
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Stats
Users: 4,674 ▼ -7
Rating: 4.32 (122)
Version: 2.3.0 (Last updated: 2020-06-22)
Creation date: 2011-12-21
Weekly download count: 52
Firefox on Android: Yes
Risk impact: Moderate risk impact
Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood
Manifest version: 2
Permissions:
  • tabs
  • storage
  • notifications
  • idle
Size: 35.53K
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Summary

The Ticker

The badge on the toolbar button shows the time spent at the current site (the default) or the total time spent on the web today. There is an option for selecting which.

This ticker shows the time in minutes. More than 59 minutes is shown as H:MM, for example 1:05 for 1 hour, 5 minutes.

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:

  1. 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).
  2. Green mode: keep timing despite periods of inactivity. This makes it easy to keep the timer on while watching videos.
  3. 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.
  4. 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

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User reviews
User reviews summary
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Pros
  • Useful addon, easy to use
  • Minimalist GUI
  • Does not communicate with remote servers
  • Helps control web browsing time
Cons
  • Does not track pop-up videos properly
  • Inaccurate time tracking after sleep mode
  • Stopped working for some users
  • The UI is not intuitive for some users
  • Lacks multilingual support
Most mentioned
  • Ease of use
  • Issues with tracking functionality
  • Desire for larger numbers on the counter/multilingual support
  • Reinstallation troubleshooting steps
  • Concerns regarding privacy and offline data storage
Recent reviews
Useful addon, easy to use
by Jacob Davies, 2024-02-23
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Safety
Risk impact

Mind the Time may not be safe to use and it requires some risky permissions. Exercise caution when installing this add-on. Review carefully before installing.

Risk likelihood

Mind the Time has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.

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