Redmine Timer

The Redmine time tracking button for Firefox and Chrome. Icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com.

What is Redmine Timer?

Redmine Timer is a Chrome extension that allows you to track time in Redmine using a customizable list of projects. It provides a browser button and keyboard shortcut for easy start/stop timing, and also allows account managers to jump between projects and track time. The extension is designed to work with the standard Redmine time tracking features.

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By: fuzzymazoid

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Users: 385 ▼ -9

Rating: 5.00 (11)

Version: 1.0.5 (Last updated: 2019-12-24)

Creation date: 2019-12-24

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

contextMenus
activeTab
storage
notifications
alarms

Size: 71.05K

Ranking

# 45289 ▼ 573

Other rankings

#27495 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 46 #25 in timer keyword 38 ▲ 8 #75 in touch keyword 36 ▲ 6 #245 in project keyword 23 ▲ 19

Other platforms

Redmine Timer (v1.0.12)

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Redmine Timer (v1.0.6)

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Extension summary

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Adds a customize-able list of projects so you can easily start/stop timing your work. Uses the standard Redmine time tracking features.

This tool gives you a few handy features to help track time in Redmine.

A button in your browser to start/stop time tracking If you're on a Redmine issue page when you start tracking, it tracks time for the issue. If you're inside a project page (but not inside an issue), it tracks time to the project. You can also use a keyboard shortcut (Alt + R) to start/stop timing.

A page full of your projects Some people don't always work on Redmine issues (like account managers) -- they need an easy way to jump from project to project and track time. Right-click anywhere on any page and choose "Show Redmine Timer Buttons" from the context menu.

When you open the list, you'll see a touch-friendly list of those projects. I move this window onto my laptop screen (as opposed to my main external monitor) so I can simply touch the one I want to time.

Bugs Instead of leaving a bad review, which will crush my soul, please add bug reports here: https://bitbucket.org/jprc8/redmine-timer-for-browsers/issues.