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Automatically track browser time, tag work, review analytics, and export timesheets. Data stays on your device. Browser Time Tracker automatically records how much time you spend on websites and pages, then gives you a clear timeline you can review, tag, search, analyze, and export. It is built for freelancers, consultants, remote workers, students, and anyone who wants a better record of where their browser time went without manually starting and stopping timers. Key features: - Automatic browser activity tracking - Timeline view of visited websites and pages - Tag time by client, project, task, or any structure you prefer - Search across tracked browser activity - Website and page analytics - Timesheet generation from tagged time - CSV and Excel export - Local-first storage: your data stays on your device The extension tracks browser activity only. It does not track activity outside the browser. Your browsing activity, tags, analytics, settings, and timesheets are stored locally in your browser storage. The extension does not require an account and does not send your data to a cloud service. Accuracy note: This extension tracks browser activity only and may not record every focus change, idle transition, or short visit perfectly. For more accurate full-device tracking, including applications, documents, browser usage, idle time, and away time, you can use the ManicTime desktop tracker.
Apr 30, 2026
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