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What exactly does RescueTime DO?
RescueTime sits in the background and measures which site is in focus and for how long. It automatically stops measuring if your mouse and keyboard aren’t used for 2 minutes or more. It also allows you to manually stop measuring via a “pause” button. We show you your total Firefox web browser time, what percent of your browsing is “productive”, and how your browsing productivity compared to hundreds of thousands of users across the world. You can check out detailed browsing stats to see how much time you spend on individual web sites and apps, which days your most productive on, and more. Check out the screenshots below to get a better idea of how it works!
How does RescueTime know what’s “productive”?
ResccueTime’s worldwide user base has helped assigned productivity scores to tens of millions of sites. You can use our “detailed stats” controls to customize the scores to how you work. For example, if you’re a developer at Facebook, you might want to adjust Facebook’s score (which defaults to pretty low!).
Where does all of this data go? What about Privacy?
The data does get pushed up and aggregated on our servers so we can use it to compare. But we don't know your name or email address, so it's pretty challenging to associate this data with a person. You also have the power to delete any or all of your data at any time. Our “no legalese” privacy policy can be found here.
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Requirements:
· Mozilla Firefox
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Fixes error for users that don't have full native app installed.
Via: RescueTime - Firefox Productivity Meter 3.0.14
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