New: daily site limits (get a heads-up at 80% and when you hit your limit) and focus mode (a nudge when you stay on distracting sites too long). Settings redesigned with a cleaner look. Everything still stays 100% on your device.

New: you can now manually set a site's category (Work, Learning, Social, or Entertainment) from Settings, overriding the automatic detection. This also updates any tracking data you've already recorded for that site.

The settings page is now split into two tabs (Blocked Sites, Categories) so it's easier to navigate if you have a lot of blocked sites.

Bug fixes: repaired the extension icons, fixed a spacing gap in the popup, corrected how sub-minute durations are displayed, and resolved a content security policy issue on the blocked-site page. Also added a Firefox-specific fix so tracking data isn't lost if the background page unloads mid-session. New: an optional feedback page now opens if you uninstall the extension.

Bug fixes:
- Fixed the extension icon not displaying correctly in the toolbar and about:addons
- Fixed the popup showing a large empty gap below the tracking status when little or no data has been recorded yet
- Fixed tracked time under 1 minute displaying as "0m" instead of "<1m", which could make it look like nothing was being tracked
- Improved reliability of background time tracking so an in-progress session survives the background page being unloaded and reloaded by Firefox, instead of potentially losing a few seconds of tracked time

This extension requires no account or login. It tracks time spent on websites locally using browser storage. To test: install the extension, browse a few websites, then click the icon to see tracked time. All data stays on-device, nothing is sent to any server.