Vivaldi is awesome forked project from Opera.

Not only recording the past, but also planning the future, i.e. plan tasks and set reminders to start. Later compare with the planned tasks.

Auto tagging very helps, but tracking collect only header of windows. Some application had same header but content are different. They are contents depends from its command line of application. How about collect command line of active application?

We have a Linux client. That is great.

The feature I miss the most on the Linux client is automatically tagging time. Please Add Auto Tagging to the Linux client.

It would be nice if configured tag shortcuts would also work in an opened tag windows (so shortcut could be used to tag a time in the automatic popup after returning from a break)

I find it slightly cumbersome to navigate the timelines within a day.
I know there are currently two ways to do this:
1. Dragging the window in the fixed line below the timelines
2. Crtl+Mousewheel

Both are not perfect for me - dragging the timelines (not the orange bar) button would be great.
This could either be triggered by a middle or a right mouse drag, or with SPACE+Left mouse drag (I think Photoshop uses this combination) - but I like the first two better, because the require less action.

I'm guessing many of us use ManicTime because we bill customers based on time spent. I'd like to automatically generate online invoices based on ManicTime data.

Personally I'm a fan of Xero.com, though it's possible there are more QuickBooks and Freshbooks users amongst ManicTime users.

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I thought there was no Undo function in ManicTime because Ctrl Z does nothing. I just realised there's an Undo button in the top right corner. Please associate the Ctrl Z shortcut to this undo function. It's the universal keyboard shortcut for Undo

I used the program for more than 2 years and the DB grew strongly (300 MB)
This slows down the program when I open client
How can I delete a history for specified period? Not all DB

When running ManicTime Server on my Raspberry PI 4, I get the following error:

-bash: ./ManicTimeServer: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error

It appears the ARM architecture is currently not supported.

I would love support for ARM devices so I can run ManicTime Server on my Raspberry PI.

It would be nice to be able to use more shortcuts. For example: Create Autotag rule, Copy Autotags to tag timeline etc. The ideal solution would be to have the opportunity to assign shortcut to every function.

Could be interesting to have a plugin for Redmine. Lot of companies are using Redmine as task management tool, including time tracking.

Import assigned tasks as tags from Redmine and export time tracking as spent time to Redmine could be very useful.

Currently you can import Google Calendar events. I'd like to export tags to Google Calendar

Every time I want to choose a tag, the previous typed notes are also saved to choose from (see attachment)
I would only like to choose from tags. And then still I would like to use the notes field, but only to be saved for that specific activity.

Under settings, Display, you can choose not to show Notes in 10 recent tags drop down menu, and to not show them in summary in bottom right, but you can't remove them from Add tag window. A similar setting would be helpful in this window too.

The horizontal scroll wheel on my mouse does nothing by the looks of it. It would be preferable to have this move the timeline window forward and backwards through the day

I use separate Chrome profiles for work and not-work. When I access a site like, "mail.google.com", I currently can't tell if it's for work or not. Having the added information about the Chrome profile would completely fix this.

Tracking of open Projects instead of file names when working in IntelliJ or Eclipse so AutoTag can be used on the IDEs.

I would love it, if it ManicTime Server would be available in other languages.