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Track time spent on each tab — start, pause, and export your browsing data T-Time Tracker logs your browsing time automatically and shows you exactly where your hours go — by site, by day, and over time. Everything runs locally in your browser. No account required. No data ever leaves your device. WHAT YOU GET: Overview — A ranked list of every site you've visited, with total time, session count, and last-visited date. See at a glance which sites are consuming the most of your day. Day View — Pick any date and get a full breakdown of how you spent it, site by site. An interactive bar chart spans your recent history so you can spot trends and compare days instantly. Analysis — Surface the patterns that matter: your most active day, your daily average, your peak browsing hour, and your most consistently visited sites — all in one place. WHY IT'S DIFFERENT: 100% private — all data stays in your browser, zero cloud sync No account, no subscription, no permissions beyond what's needed Delete any site from your history at any time Export your data as JSON or CSV whenever you want Dark mode built in Lightweight — runs silently without slowing down your browser WHO IT'S FOR: Tab Time Tracker is for anyone who wants an honest look at their browsing habits. Whether you're trying to cut back on distracting sites, understand how you spend your workday, or simply satisfy your curiosity — this extension gives you the data without getting in your way. No blocking. No scores. No judgement. Just clear, accurate numbers about your own time.
May 26, 2026
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