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Track your time directly from Google Chrome in all your favorite tools
Track time from Chrome so you never miss a billable minute.
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FreshBooks Time Tracking
Wherever your work takes you across the web, the FreshBooks Chrome Timer is there to accurately log your time, ensuring you get paid for every hour you work. Plus, soon you can track time directly from the apps you already know and love — Asana & Trello.
- Easily track time from any website across the web
- Pop the timer out into its own window, or minimize it down while you work
- Be as detailed as you'd like -- track time towards a client, project and even service
- Quickly spot trends and turn your tracked time into an invoice, all with FreshBooks
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I use this extension a lot, but it's a non trivial amount of work to constantly log back in every time I want to use it. I see others are having the same issue. Would be nice to see them prioritize this fix soon. If you are considering using FreshBooks because this extension looks convenient, don't be fooled. It's annoying and this should have been fixed by now...
It's alright.. a bit buggy but works for the most part. My biggest complaint is it seems to be a resource hog for some reason - memory leak maybe. My fans consistently blow with 80-90%CPU for 'Chrome helper' - a quick force quit of the offending process shows this extension is (always) the culprit. 2015 MBP with an i7 and 16gb DDR3 btw guys.. so -_-
It worked well initially, but now it doesn't open the actual time tracking interface. All I can do is manually add time. Back to using the timer from inside the website. Disappointed - this was such a useful idea!
Initially, the extension worked pretty well but lately it has gotten less and less efficient. Rarely does the extension successfully log my time so I end up opening the site, logging in, and then logging my time there. This obviously renders the extension obsolete. Hoping they fix this soon!
Can't log in. Keeps saying that I have to confirm my email but my email is already confirmed and I have been using it with freshbooks for the past three years. Also no new confirmation email was sent.
Having to log in every day to use it sucks but I really do like the convenience of having the timer everywhere I go online.
This extension is so broken. I can login and start a timer, but the timer doesn't display if I click on the toolboar icon for this extension. I have to go into the Freshbooks web interface to view the timer, select the customer, etc. As well, if I try to view the extension's options, my entire browser window is resized down to a very small window and there is just a message saying, "Settings will be soon..." I don't see the sense in publishing a chrome extension before it's actually useful...
I can't log any time at all and I couldn't login with google which is my preferred method. It could be helpful but pining freshbooks to my browser is just as easy. Still five starts to freshbooks just not this extension.
Doesn't seem to work. I logged in, click start timer, and it just closes the dialog box. I click on the extension icon again and it says "start timer" still. I would expect it to say stop timer at least. But when I start a time, I want to say which client I'm tracking work for, what project/task, etc. The log time function seems to be working fine. But yeah. I wish new freshbooks could work with toggl. Toggl's chrome extension is AMAZING. It includes built in pomodoro timer. Which is huge for productivity freaks like me. To the dev team in charge of working on this: fix that bug with start timer, let the user say what task and client they're working on/for, and you've earned my 5 stars. I'll use the extension everyday. Bonus points if you can support built in pomodoro timer as well. <3
It's supposed to be convenient however you have to log in every day so it's more frustrating than anything. I'm already logged into Freshbook's site so I'll just continue to use that instead.