LeetCode Video Solutions
Education
Watch free LeetCode video ▶ solutions on the problem page itself.
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20K
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4.4
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LeetCode Timer
Leetcode timer and performance tracking
Users10KCurrent public install base
Rating4.4Store average score
Reviews25Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
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Version4.0
ManifestV3
Size279KiB
Languages1English
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This Chrome browser extension is a must-have for coders who want to track their coding time on LeetCode.com and set time limits for themselves. With this extension, you can:
- Track your coding time on each LeetCode problem. The extension will automatically start a timer when you start working on a problem and stop it when you submit your solution. You can then view your total coding time at the end for each problem.
- Set time limits for yourself based on problem difficulty. The extension allows you to set different time limits for easy, medium, and hard problems. This can help you to focus on and complete problems more efficiently.
Release notes for Ver. 4.0:
- Fix timer not showing up due to recent Leetcode layout changes.
Release notes for Ver. 3.9:
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Total ratings / reviews25Chrome Web Store public rating/review count
Store average score: 4.4. The bars below are calculated from synced review text only, so they may be empty for extensions that have public ratings but no synced comments yet.
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Thanks for the extension, really helpful. I was wondering if a webhook is possible to send from extension with some basic information, something like { url: "https://leetcode.com/problems/two-sum/", now: Date.now(), time: timespent}, this would help track what I've done, currently I keep track of it in a spread sheet by manually entering
It works fine!! Really helpful.
Simple. unobstructive. I really like how little real-estate this tool takes up in its always-there functionality. What would be neat is if there was an option to start timing from when you start typing in the editor, lapped each time you hit submit, and stopped the timer when a submission was accepted, so that you had the option to keep track of how much time you spent coding, vs debugging, but I don't know how to balance that with its current elegant minimalist design. Maybe have more advanced lapping, auto-start, lapping, and auto-end in a pop-up? Idk, I'm not a front-end developer, and javascript makes my brain melt, but those would be cool features to have in the future.
Usually after a while of solving a problem, I forget to stop the timer and so it would be great if the timer automatically stops on a Accepted Submission after it is toggled on
Working well at the moment. Just what i was looking for.
Very helpful.
Very useful for leetcoders.