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Regarding your wish for changing the wording on the Pomodoro notification, I’m afraid it is something that no contributor will take on. This Toggl extension is an open-source project, so I can understand why contributors hesitate to take upon it. Everyone wants to a more refined handle of break times, yet when I probe further, no one replies.

Tracking time is an inherently difficult thing to program, as there are many user actions that developers have to account for.

Now that I’ve become a developer, I got it. I know this issue has been ongoing for 5 years, and I used to wonder why what seemed to be an easy feature hadn’t been implemented yet. They’re almost like different apps.Īs far as the Mac app is concerned, I only get a Continue option, which in fact starts a new work session. This Github is for the Toggl browser extension, which is open-source. You’re talking about the desktop app, which is close-sources.

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