Option to re-block all sites once break period ends... but not automatically start next pomodoro
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I say, "but not automatically start next pomodoro" because then if I am not at my computer the next pomodoro will just start(And will therefore be meaningless). I want to intentionally initiate both my breaks and work periods... but for the break to end and then automatically re-block all websites... if I get in the zone working however, I don't really want to be told: "Hey! Its break time" in this same way.
For procrastinators like me, this would mean the difference between this tool being effective, and me just being able to easily cheat by having infinitely long breaks.... When I zone out, I will never think to get back on task... but if all my web pages suddenly became blocked, then that would be a great reminder to me to get back to work.
Agree :) The next major version of this extension is gonna have this
feature and require a next-work-cycle or I'm-all-done signal at the end of
a break cycle… but my dumb schedule has prevented version two from landing
for a good while now >_< I'll update this issue once it lands—maybe this
summer?
On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 11:06 AM Robert Best notifications@github.com
wrote:
I say, "but not automatically start next pomodoro" because then if I am
not at my computer the next pomodoro will just start(And will therefore be
meaningless). I want to intentionally initiate both my breaks and work
periods... but for the break to end and then automatically re-block all
websites... if I get in the zone working however, I don't really want to be
told: "Hey! Its break time" in this same way.For procrastinators like me, this would mean the difference between this
tool being effective, and me just being able to easily cheat by having
infinitely long breaks.... When I zone out, I will never think to get back
on task... but if all my web pages suddenly became blocked, then that would
be a great reminder to me to get back to work.—
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#46.
Is this an open source project? Or its just you?
I actually want to get into making chrome extensions myself... but haven't
had a good place/way to start out...
Anyways... another feature I would request is a way to show the
notifications pop-ups permanently until I intentionally close them.... So
that they are a constant reminder that can't be missed.
On 5 April 2015 at 16:12, matchu notifications@github.com wrote:
Agree :) The next major version of this extension is gonna have this
feature and require a next-work-cycle or I'm-all-done signal at the end of
a break cycle… but my dumb schedule has prevented version two from landing
for a good while now >_< I'll update this issue once it lands—maybe this
summer?On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 11:06 AM Robert Best notifications@github.com
wrote:I say, "but not automatically start next pomodoro" because then if I am
not at my computer the next pomodoro will just start(And will therefore
be
meaningless). I want to intentionally initiate both my breaks and work
periods... but for the break to end and then automatically re-block all
websites... if I get in the zone working however, I don't really want to
be
told: "Hey! Its break time" in this same way.For procrastinators like me, this would mean the difference between this
tool being effective, and me just being able to easily cheat by having
infinitely long breaks.... When I zone out, I will never think to get
back
on task... but if all my web pages suddenly became blocked, then that
would
be a great reminder to me to get back to work.—
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#46.—
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#46 (comment)
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It's open source and also just me :P But I don't really have time to pass
the project off, either, because that has its own set of organizational
time commitments that I can't make right now :/
On Wed, Apr 8, 2015 at 10:11 AM Robert Best notifications@github.com
wrote:
Is this an open source project? Or its just you?
I actually want to get into making chrome extensions myself... but haven't
had a good place/way to start out...Anyways... another feature I would request is a way to show the
notifications pop-ups permanently until I intentionally close them.... So
that they are a constant reminder that can't be missed.On 5 April 2015 at 16:12, matchu notifications@github.com wrote:
Agree :) The next major version of this extension is gonna have this
feature and require a next-work-cycle or I'm-all-done signal at the end
of
a break cycle… but my dumb schedule has prevented version two from
landing
for a good while now >_< I'll update this issue once it lands—maybe this
summer?On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 11:06 AM Robert Best notifications@github.com
wrote:I say, "but not automatically start next pomodoro" because then if I am
not at my computer the next pomodoro will just start(And will therefore
be
meaningless). I want to intentionally initiate both my breaks and work
periods... but for the break to end and then automatically re-block all
websites... if I get in the zone working however, I don't really want
to
be
told: "Hey! Its break time" in this same way.For procrastinators like me, this would mean the difference between
this
tool being effective, and me just being able to easily cheat by having
infinitely long breaks.... When I zone out, I will never think to get
back
on task... but if all my web pages suddenly became blocked, then that
would
be a great reminder to me to get back to work.—
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#46.—
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This would be a huge help for me as well, as it's really easy to just not start the next work phase after the break phase ends. If there's any way I can contribute please let me know, I love this tool!