Re:New YC Company 8aweek To Help You Kick That Internet Time...
by Tichy on Friday February 15, 2008 @04:59AM
(#116396)
I wonder what is a reasonable way to count the time on a website? I have simple Greasemonkey script that blocks web sites and have also considered to add the monitoring functionality. My thoughts would have been to stop counting after, say, 15 minutes of inactivity. It would be a shame if a site stays open and counts for hours of usage because the user forgets to close it.
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Re:New YC Company 8aweek To Help You Kick That Internet Time...
by garbowza on Friday February 15, 2008 @10:26AM
(#116504)
8aweek only tracks time for the current tab that you are active in, and after 5 minutes of no mouse movement it'll realize you're inactive and not count that time.
Re:New YC Company 8aweek To Help You Kick That Internet Time...
by hollerith on Saturday February 16, 2008 @01:30PM
(#117052)
Once it realizes you're inactive, does it add the 5 minutes back to the clock?
Re:New YC Company 8aweek To Help You Kick That Internet Time...
by thingsilearned on Wednesday March 05, 2008 @04:03PM
(#130005)
yup.