Which Browsers Are Supported by Time Tracker - Web Habit Builder?

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Time Tracker - Web Habit Builder (wfhg.cc) lists Chrome, Firefox, and Edge as its supported browsers. If you use one of those three, you can install the extension and start tracking; if you use a different browser, the site's own description does not claim support, so you should verify compatibility before relying on it.

Supported browsers at a glance

Browser Listed as supported What that means for you
Chrome Yes Install the Chrome version of the extension
Firefox Yes Install the Firefox version of the extension
Edge Yes Install the Edge version of the extension

The site's source description names these three directly: "Webtime Tracker, Web Activity Time Tracker, Time Tracker, Web Habit Builder, Chrome, Firefox, Edge." No other browsers are mentioned.

Why the browser matters for this kind of tool

Time Tracker - Web Habit Builder is a browser extension, not a standalone desktop app. That has two practical consequences:

  • It runs inside the browser. The extension needs the browser's extension system to observe and record activity, so it can only work where a compatible build exists.
  • You install the version built for your browser. Chrome and Edge share the same extension ecosystem (Chromium-based), while Firefox uses its own add-on format. In practice you pick the build that matches the browser you actually browse in — installing the Chrome build in Firefox, or vice versa, is not how it works.

The site organizes the tool around three functions — Tracking, Analysis, and Control — and the tracking layer is what depends on browser access. Per the site's own description, tracking "track[s] the time you spend browsing various websites every day and provide[s] multi-faceted data query."

How to confirm it works for you

  1. Identify your browser and version. Check your browser's About page (for example, the menu entry that shows the current version number).
  2. Match it to the supported list. Chrome, Firefox, or Edge — if you are on one of these, you are within the stated support.
  3. Install from your browser's extension source. Use the add-on store for that specific browser rather than a build meant for a different one.
  4. Verify tracking after install. Browse a few sites for a short period, then open the extension and check whether that time appears in the tracking data. If nothing is recorded, the extension is not functioning in your setup.

Expected result: once installed on a supported browser, the extension begins logging browsing time and makes it available for the Analysis and Control features.

Common sticking points

  • Assuming "Chromium-based" means "any Chromium browser." The site names Chrome and Edge specifically. Other Chromium-based browsers are not listed, so treat support as unconfirmed unless you test it.
  • Installing the wrong build. A build packaged for one browser may not install or may not track correctly in another. Match the build to the browser.
  • Expecting tracking outside the browser. Because this is an extension, activity in other applications is outside what the described tracking covers.

Bottom line

If you browse in Chrome, Firefox, or Edge, Time Tracker - Web Habit Builder is described as supporting your browser, and you can proceed to install the matching build and confirm tracking works. If you use any other browser, the available description gives no support claim — test it yourself or choose a tool that explicitly lists your browser before depending on it.