Latest, 16 Oct 2026:3 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month
Ratings count
monthly, 5 months
Latest, 16 Oct 2026:1 ratingsMove the mouse over the chart for any month
The Chrome Web Store rounds user counts down to the leading digit, so the user line moves in steps. The ratings count is exact and is the better signal of real adoption.
About TabTrack
🚀 Core Features
1. Tab Tracking
TabTracker continuously monitors your browsing activity to provide accurate time insights.
Capabilities:
Tracks the active tab in real-time
Measures time spent per tab
Performs domain-level tracking (e.g., youtube.com, github.com)
Detects:
Tab switches
User inactivity (idle detection)
2. Session-Based Grouping
Organize your browsing into meaningful sessions for better context and analysis.
Features:
Create sessions:
Manually (start/end sessions)
Automatically (based on inactivity thresholds)
Groups related tabs into a single session
Examples:
Morning Coding Session
Late Night YouTube Session
3. Time Limits per Tab / Site
Control how much time you spend on specific websites.
Functionality:
Set daily usage limits per site or category:
e.g., 30 minutes on YouTube
e.g., 1 hour on social media
Receive alerts when limits are reached
Modes:
Soft Warning → Notification only
Hard Block → Restricts access to the site after limit
4. Category-Based Analytics
Understand your browsing behavior through intelligent categorization.
Auto-Categorized Domains:
Coding → GitHub, StackOverflow
Entertainment → YouTube, Netflix
Social → Twitter, Instagram
Learning → Coursera, Documentation sites
Insights Provided:
Time spent per category
Overall productivity score
5. Analytics Dashboard
Get a comprehensive view of your browsing patterns.
Reports:
Daily summary
Weekly trends
Metrics:
Total browsing time
Most visited websites
Session breakdown
Visualizations:
Pie charts → Category distribution
Bar graphs → Time trends over time
6. Smart Notifications
Stay aware and in control with real-time alerts.
Types of Notifications:
Time limit warnings
Productivity nudges
Examples:
“You’ve spent 1 hour on entertainment”
“Time limit reached for YouTube”