RescueTime lets you see how you spent your time on a day, week, or month basis.Įveryone has those sites that they 'only check a couple times a day' These can add up to a lot of time without you realizing it. You’ll never have to ask 'Where the did my day go!?' again. It's also simple to pause RescueTime, or delete any time you'd rather not have tracked. You can easily fine-tune the defaults to suit your needs. It also scores them on a scale from Very Productive to Very Distracting. RescueTime does it's best to auto-categorize the sites you visit. If you walk away from your computer for a few minutes, RescueTime automatically figures out when you're away and stops tracking. This gives you a clear picture of what you were actually doing all day. It has even added a toggle to disable sharing of camera and microphone in admin UI for a simpler browsing experience.RescueTime tracks the time you spend in the currently active tab or window of your browser. In case of new additions, Mozilla has added a new click-to-view image option in the menu that will let users choose which images on the Web they want to download in order to conserve data usage. Users can access the same functionality via add-ons. Next up, Mozilla has discontinued the Tab Groups from Windows, Mac and Linux as this feature is not being used by many.

Mozilla has also taken down support for older Android OS version 3.0 through 3.2.6 (Honeycomb) and will soon end support for 2.3–2.3.7 (Gingerbread). The app also gets some accessibility improvements and users can now mark read/unread state of items in reading list panel. The company has also updated its browser on the web and discontinued some of the features.įirefox browser for Android is getting new tab audio indicator displays in tab list and users will be able to include URL when sharing selected text from web page.

Mozilla has updated Firefox browser for Android with new features and improvements.

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