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Minor issue with the icon in the menu bar. If you have multiple monitors and click on the menu, the icon will highlight on both the main monitor and the secondary monitors. No other icon does this when in focus.

I would like to be able to edit the timer directly. One example would be if I came into work at 8am and was immediately involved in helping someone with a work related issue, but wasn't able to turn on my computer until 830am.

Adding a indicator to the export or something can show that the timer was altered (wouldn't work for csv export).

A dedicated window to display information about current or previous days. This can also be used to alter times or update notes.

Visually: Nice graphs could be drawn on the screen to show when you are most productive vs when you let your computer sleep. Notes or blurbs for specific times of the day.

A cool feature would be where we could sign in through the Timer into Redmine or Slack so the timer can automatically detect what ticket was last worked on. This can be used to "accurately" tell how long a certain feature took to finish.

Using slack integration may or may not be vital or useful but it is another way to show productivity to others.

The app does not start where it left off before it slept. I had to re-enable it manually. it also restarted the timer within the drop down menu (so only menu bar percent timer picked up where it left off).

One suggestion is to keep the "session" alive throughout the entire day, the stop and start timer on sleep can still function as it is currently.

When the app starts, the timer is cut off in the menu bar. Only when you click on it to open the settings will the clock visually correct itself.

I would like to be able to adjust certain things for this app. Adding/editing/removing companies and department, format of time displayed, etc. This could be sectioned off into its own settings window.

It would be nice to set up automatic/manual email exports at a specified date/time. This way I could set up an email to send every Friday at 5pm to the boss, and maybe send myself an email every day at 5 to see progress.