Worktime Stopwatch
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Worktime Stopwatch
A time tracker plugin made to help you dedicate a set amount of "work time" to your project each day.It can even keep track of the current foreground window and automatically "block" the stopwatch when you get distracted and switch to a non-whitelisted window (this is Windows-only, at the moment). Whitelisted windows are defined using a comma-separated, case insensitive list of keywords, if the active window's title contains any of the keywords, it is considered "productive" and the stopwatch will keep counting, otherwise it will pause.This plugin only supports Windows and Linux. It should work on macOS if you comment out some code in stopwatch.gd
Supported Engine Version
4.2
Version String
1.0.1
License Version
MIT
Support Level
community
Modified Date
1 year ago
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A time tracker plugin made to help you dedicate a set amount of "work time" to your project each day.
It can even keep track of the current foreground window and automatically "block" the stopwatch when you get distracted and switch to a non-whitelisted window (this is Windows-only, at the moment). Whitelisted windows are defined using a comma-separated, case insensitive list of keywords, if the active window's title contains any of the keywords, it is considered "productive" and the stopwatch will keep counting, otherwise it will pause.
This plugin only supports Windows and Linux. It should work on macOS if you comment out some code in stopwatch.gd
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Quick Information
Worktime Stopwatch
A time tracker plugin made to help you dedicate a set amount of "work time" to your project each day.It can even keep track of the current foreground window and automatically "block" the stopwatch when you get distracted and switch to a non-whitelisted window (this is Windows-only, at the moment). Whitelisted windows are defined using a comma-separated, case insensitive list of keywords, if the active window's title contains any of the keywords, it is considered "productive" and the stopwatch will keep counting, otherwise it will pause.This plugin only supports Windows and Linux. It should work on macOS if you comment out some code in stopwatch.gd
Supported Engine Version
4.2
Version String
1.0.1
License Version
MIT
Support Level
community
Modified Date
1 year ago
Git URL
Issue URL