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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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Intrusively keeps popping up, constantly has a window at the bottom, doesn't really work in sync that well if you have freshbooks open in a browser tab. I didn't want freshbooks showing on screen share and there was no way to really remove. Also the plugin kept logging me out. Quicker to use the website to which I'm already logged in. It's good that this exists and it's a great start but it needs a round of improvements.
Not working. I generally log in via Google, but I can log in without it. However the site seems to want to log me into: https://my.freshbooks.com/#/login and it also doesn't take my credentials. (blue favicon) If I log in from main site, it tells me to check my credentials and sends me an email. Oh well, sure would have been nice to have this feature.
UPDATE on 7/27/18: Freshbooks claimed that the logout issue was fixed in the latest version but apparently not. It worked fine for the first day, but the next day I went to use the add-on it took me to the login screen even though they claim it should keep me logged in until I logout manually. I stopped using the extension after getting logged out too often. It's easier to just fire up the web site since my username and password are autofilled, whereas the extension requires me to login almost every time and it doesn't autofill username and password fields.
Logging in each time isn't practical. Uninstalled and went back to web page.
I did have the same issue as Trevor, but then I opened a case with FB, which of course in doing just that action it started working... I was able to login. However, you have to login to the extension every time. It's quicker for me to just log into the websit with LastPass than go through the login flow with the extension each time.
UPDATE -- Review changed because key bug was fixed. Overall this is good start and a great way to track your time for Freshbooks. Definitely still needs more features and functionality, but for any Freshbooks user I would say this is a must have tool already.
I can't log in. I keep getting an alert that my email or password are incorrect. I log into Freshbooks daily with the same credentials so I know I've typed them properly... Frustrating so I'll just skip the extension.
If you don't minimize the tracking widget it interferes with web sites. So you can't have the widget open on a 2nd screen or something like that. Otherwise I like it.