OpenAir Reborn

OpenAir time tracking with almost no teeth pulling

OpenAir Reborn - Chrome Extension

OpenAir Reborn is a Chrome extension that enhances the OpenAir time tracker by making it less clicky-clicky and more keyboard-focused. With features like auto-saving timesheets, rapid time entry, timers, autocompletion, and more, this extension provides a seamless and efficient time tracking experience.

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By: Mike Crittenden

Users: 95

-6

Rating: 4.40

(10)

Version: 0.0.31 (Last updated: 2016-04-19)

Creation date: 2016-04-19

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage
tabs

Size: 107.52K

Email: mi*****@gmail.com

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Extension summary

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Make the OpenAir time tracker less clicky-clicky and more keyboard-focused and pretty, along the lines of something like Toggl.

Auto-saving timesheets!
Keyboard focused. No clicking required!
Allows for very rapid time entry
Timers per entry, run multiple timers at once, start timers on existing entries, etc.
Autocompletion of projects, tasks, and days
Add time to multiple days at once for repeating events (standups, etc.)
Add/edit/delete time instantly, inline
Button to toggle the old OpenAir interface at any time.
Browser button to open your latest timesheet quickly

Source code: https://github.com/phase2/openair-reborn

User reviews

I wish the spacing was a bit better so all info was visible, but nevertheless this extension was essential for Open Air use... until recent Chrome updates broke it. Now I miss it more than I thought possible. Please, developers, fix it and save us from the awfulness that is 'normal' Open Air.