How much time do you spend surfing the internet using firefox daily ? What ? You can only guess the amount of time ? The Timetracker extension for firefox will help you track the time you used firefox. Maybe you get paid for surfing the web and you want to keep track of the time to know how much you will earn. Maybe you are just a curious lad who wants to know how much you are surfing a day / week / month or even year.
The clock begins to tick once you installed the application. It stops when the firefox window goes out of focus and when you stop it manually. It remembers the time over sessions of course and you can define sites that should not be counted to the time spend on the web. The developer plans to add some new features in upcoming releases, for example tracking the time for specific sites only which could prove useful for webmasters.
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Once again another great find.
I use a set amount to bill my clients at the moment, but one did ask me the other day about hourly rates.
I really don’t want to know such things. They might be a mighty blow to my ego…
My computer is on 24/7 and so is firefox very often.. so it’s quite useless for me.