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I'm on latest Windows 10, Firefox v119.0 (64 bit). Can you fix it, please?

Hi! I downloaded this extension a short while ago and, while using it, one thing that I missed was the opportunity to have breaks that aren't timed. This would basically work as an auto-pause, so, after the timer ends and you get the notification to take a break, the timer wouldn't reset until you unpause it. I think this could be made easier with a keyboard shortcut, so you can quickly reactivate the timer after coming back to the pc. I'll starting to talk about things I'm not knowledgeable about, but maybe the extension could perceive that you're back? Like, after the notification pops up, the timer would pause and you'd be given 10 seconds to stop using your pc. If you don't leave your pc in 10 seconds (or some other short amount of time), perhaps because you don't want to take a break at that time for whatever reason, the extension would understand that you are using your pc through the opening of a new tab, or through you accessing a different site, etc. I'm not sure if this could be done, I'm an absolute layman when it comes to coding, so I'm just throwing ideas in case they are actually something practical and simple enough to be implemented. Thanks for the great extension and for the attention spent reading this suggestion.

Hi, I'd like to see a version of this extension without the "Access your data for all websites" permission.

Since the user supposedly is watching the screen for an extended amount of time, I think that a visual cue in is enough, a sound alarm would fit more if I'd sleep in front of the screen.

For a stronger visual cue, an alternative could for example be to load a new tab with as nice full window notification content instead of using OS level notifications.

• Better support disable or pause timers from toolbar
• Other than that, prefer if we can set a time range like 9am - 6pm to enable timers. If any counter is running at 6pm, can notify "do you need to disable this?"