The problem is that while watching a video, there is no input from the user so ManicTime tracks that time as Away. When checked, Away time will only be triggered when there is no sound. Treat sound as active - Away time tracking can be problematic for users who watch a lot of video. We recommend you use the first option since "screen saver" method can be unreliable.
Use decimal hour format for day summary and Use decimal hour format for statistics - decimal hour format is displayed as 5,5h while normal hour format would be 5:30. If you uncheck this, overnight Away time will be hidden, so only Away time during the work day will be shown. Let's say you are interested in knowing how much Away time you have only during the work time. Show overnight Away - If you leave your computer running through the night, it will show up as Away time. Show current time indicator - A red line indicating current time will be shown on the timelines If you would like to translate it to some other language not on the list, you can read more about it here Language - ManicTime is offered in a few languages. In statistics you would see Meeting 1hrs and Browsing 2hrs for Jun 11th. For example, lets say day start shift is configured to 5 AM. Statistics will also take this into account. Now the same day pictured above will look like So for example a day start shift of 5 will display all days from 5AM to 5AM. This isn't very user friendly and it is almost impossible to know how much you worked on a given day if you normally stop working at 2 AM for example.ĭay start shift allows you to tell ManicTime from when to when the day is counted. So if you work through midnight you would end up with something like this. By default days are represented from midnight to midnight. Stop stopwatch when application exits - stopwatch can continue running even after you stop ManicTime.įirst day of week - select with which day the week starts Shift day start by (hours)ĭay start shift feature is most useful for those who work through midnight. ManicTimeProcessMonitor.exe will monitor ManicTime and if it crashes, it will automatically start it again. If you enable this setting, a new process(ManicTimeProcessMonitor.exe) will be started when ManicTime starts. But since it is used on a lot of machines, with different hardware and software, it does crash from time to time. To disable this behavior uncheck this option.Įnable ManicTime process monitor - We try to do everything we can to keep ManicTime from crashing.
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Start when Windows starts - when checked, ManicTime will be started when Windows startsĪutomatically check for updates - ManicTime checks our server for updates once a day. This will unload ManicTimeClient.exe every time you close it, releasing any memory it was using, but it will start up slower.Īlways run minimized - when checked, only ManicTime tracker will start, but the main window will not pop up
If you want to conserve memory, uncheck it. This will consume more memory, but it will also show up more quickly when you click on ManicTime icon, since it is already running in the background. If this is checked, when you close the main window, ManicTimeClient.exe will keep on running.
Keep user interface running when main window closes - ManicTime consists of two processes - ManicTime.exe (tracker) and ManicTimeClient.exe (User interface).
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