Today’s Firefox add on is Time Tracker. Although I am sure most of the sites I spend time on are all work

related with the exception of my local ‘city/ community’ forum. I can see how this could benefit users.

According to Time Tracker Firefox add on’s developer they planned to add some additional features which would be really handy. Unfortunately since their post in June they haven’t yet launched these extra options:

Planned features:
- Track time individually for specified sites
- Get back to work alarm
- Statistics

I am finding this add on great for letting me know how long I am spending writing my blog posts.

Another great use; I can use this on my children’s computer to help them see how long they are “online” It’s easier to say you have until the ‘timer” counts up to 15 minutes.

Options/features are currently limited to;
- Tracks browsing time across sessions
- Pauses automatically when you stop browsing
- Reset counter
- Pause toggle per window
- List ‘work’ sites that should not count
- Tooltip showing total time today, since last reset and since installing.

If you could benefit from knowing how much time you are spending online be sure to check out the FireFox Plugin Time Tracker.