Simple time tracking extension for Gnome 45-50. - Start/Pause with a single click - Workspace-based tracking: optionally associate timers with specific workspaces to automatically start/pause them upon switching - Window-based tracking: optionally associate timers with specific windows titles to automatically start/pause on focus change - Screen locking and sessions: automatically pauses all active timers on screen locking and resumes them on unlocking - Persistent storage: timers are automatically saved and restored between sessions - Automatic backup: automatically export timers to CSV at configurable intervals - Export current timers to CSV manually - Reset individual timers or all of them at once - Selection: choose specific timers or display the total time - Edit name and time
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1. Remove unnecessary try-catch wrapper (line 1524 `extension.js`). 2. Avoid sending large diff. It's hard to review. 3. You shouldn't remove the XML file while using it. 4. There are too many `typeof` checking. If AI is used here, just a friendly reminder, we have a rule for that: [EGO Review Guidelines: AI](https://gjs.guide/extensions/review-guidelines/review-guidelines.html#extensions-must-not-be-ai-generated)
1. Done. 2. Sorry for that, will take into account next time. 3. Accidentally. 4. No AI used, I just came from a different language and have very little experience with JS and GJS specifically. Will try to pay more attention to it next time. Thank you!
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