What is Time Tracker - Web Habit Builder (wfhg.cc)?

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Time Tracker - Web Habit Builder is a browser extension that tracks how much time you spend on each website, then lets you analyze and control those browsing habits. It is aimed at anyone who wants an objective record of daily web activity rather than a rough guess. The site lists support for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.

What it does

The tool is organized around three functions named on the site: Tracking, Analysis, and Control.

  • Tracking — records the time you spend browsing various websites each day.
  • Analysis — provides multi-faceted data queries, so you can look at your browsing time from more than one angle (for example, by site or by day).
  • Control — the third pillar, aimed at acting on what the data shows.

The site's own description summarizes the tracking side as: "Track the time you spend browsing various websites every day and provide multi-faceted data query."

Who it is for

If you want to… This tool fits because…
See where your workday hours actually go It logs time per site automatically in the background
Cut down on distracting sites Tracking plus analysis gives you a baseline before you change habits
Compare browsing across days The analysis layer supports querying the recorded data
Use more than one browser Chrome, Firefox, and Edge are listed as supported

What to check before installing

  • Browser availability — confirm your specific browser is among the supported ones (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) before relying on it.
  • Data handling — the page evidence does not describe where your browsing data is stored or whether it leaves your device. If that matters to you, check the extension's own privacy details.
  • Pricing — no pricing information is provided in the available site data, so cost and any login requirements are not confirmed here.

Bottom line

wfhg.cc is the home of a browser time-tracking extension built around tracking, analyzing, and controlling your web habits. It is a reasonable starting point if you want measured data on your daily browsing instead of estimates — provided your browser is supported and you are comfortable with how it handles your data.