RobbeR Redmine Time Tracker v1.3.1
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Spent time store into cookies
In case of page refresh or automatic logout => Spent time does not lost
Changed in 1.3.1:
- Timer starts automatically, when you click on edit inside an issue
- Add 3 buttons (add 1 minute, add 5 minutes, add 10 minutes) to increment your spent time manually
- Bug fixes
Changed in 1.2:
- Load scripts only if necessary (if tab is really a redmine page). The following Redmine meta tag triggers the time tracker:
<meta name="description" content="Redmine" />
If you remove this line from Redmine source code, this extension will stop working
Changed in 1.1:
- Fixed timers throttling problem in FF and Chrome (issue details: https://blog.pivotal.io/labs/labs/chrome-and-firefox-throttle-settimeout-setinterval-in-inactive-tabs) with Turuslan's HackTimer.js (https://github.com/turuslan/HackTimer)
- Added some styling
- Added a reset button
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