WakaTime
Automatic time tracking for Chrome.
What is WakaTime?
WakaTime is a Chrome extension that specializes in providing automatic time tracking features. This extension acts as an efficient tool for programmers, helping them manage and monitor their work habits by keeping track of the precise amount of time they spend coding. With WakaTime, programmers can identify potential productivity pit-stops and streamline their work methods in an effective manner.
Stats
Users:
20,000+
Rating:
3.96
(28)
Creation date:
2017-03-27
Risk impact:
Moderate risk impact
Risk likelihood:
Very low risk likelihood
Manifest version:
3
Permissions:
Host permissions:
Size:
2.56M
Email:
se*****@gmail.com
URLs:
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Summary
Automatic time tracking for programmers.
User reviews
User reviews summary
Pros
- Tracks time well when sites are whitelisted and configured
- Syncs settings across devices
- Simple and easy to use
Cons
- Difficulty in configuring host names
- Issues with determining the project to track
- Authentication and login issues
Most mentioned
- Tracks time well when sites are whitelisted and configured
- Difficulty in configuring host names
- Authentication and login issues
Recent reviews
Talking about love at first sight is difficult, but after I met wakatime I never let go. Very good, that and developer knows how nice it is to compete that is coding more hahahah. The only thing that leaves something to be desired, as it collects the urls used by the user. It could recognize as a tool as the url of Colab, from aws. Since they are ides or platforms that are used by developers. That there is not adding to the dashboard as a browser, but as a tool or language. Since it does not have the typical tracking of ides.
可用,但是需要手动配置host name
Talking about love at first sight is difficult, but after I met wakatime I never let go. Very good, that and developer knows how nice it is to compete that is coding more hahahah. The only thing that leaves something to be desired, as it collects the urls used by the user. It could recognize as a tool as the url of Colab, from aws. Since they are ides or platforms that are used by developers. That there is not adding to the dashboard as a browser, but as a tool or language. Since it does not have the typical tracking of ides.
Safety
Risk impact
WakaTime may not be safe to use and it requires some risky permissions. Exercise caution when installing this extension. Review carefully before installing.
Risk likelihood
WakaTime has earned a good reputation and can be trusted.
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