LeetCode Timer is a leetcode extension for chrome. it's a free extension , it has 3,000+ active users since released its first version, it earns an average rating of 4.70 from 10 rated user, last update is 788 days ago.
This extension can be used to track time when solving problems on LeetCode. Time limits can also be set based on problem difficulty. Update: 2022-09-16 New Features: 1. Improved UI. 2. Timer will now appear for all LeetCode Explore problems. 3. Set time limits for each difficulty. Bug fixes: 1. Fix: Timer showing up in the problem discussion page 2. Fix: Hide time icon not showing up Update: 2022-01-25 New Features: 1. Autostart timer functionality. 2. Automatically pause timer on successful submission Bug fixes: 1. Fix broken functionality due to Leetcode new layout * Hide Locked Questions * Hide Difficulty * Hide Acceptance rate Update: 2021-08-02 Fix broken features due to LeetCode layout change Other features: * Hide Difficulty * Hide Acceptance rate * Hide Locked questions * Hide timer to run in background Please rate it if you find this extension useful and provide feedback if you are uninstalling.
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Thanks for the extension, really helpful. I was wondering if a webhook is possible to send from extension with some basic information, something like { url: "https://leetcode.com/problems/two-sum/", now: Date.now(), time: timespent}, this would help track what I've done, currently I keep track of it in a spread sheet by manually entering
It works fine!! Really helpful.
Simple. unobstructive. I really like how little real-estate this tool takes up in its always-there functionality. What would be neat is if there was an option to start timing from when you start typing in the editor, lapped each time you hit submit, and stopped the timer when a submission was accepted, so that you had the option to keep track of how much time you spent coding, vs debugging, but I don't know how to balance that with its current elegant minimalist design. Maybe have more advanced lapping, auto-start, lapping, and auto-end in a pop-up? Idk, I'm not a front-end developer, and javascript makes my brain melt, but those would be cool features to have in the future.