Currently, the Show Timer notification for Launch Limits show the timer of how long your launch is and the delay before you can access the application again. If I close the delay notification, it turns off the setting in the focus plan entirely, even though I want to see how long I have left in the launched app. Personally I do not want to see the delay notification for more customizability in the notifications, which can be annoying at time or if I am screen recording, for example. I also find that I am not reminded of the delay between launch limits, I actually use the app less, which with which apps I have configured with Launch Limits, is actually a good thing. I think that the Show Timer notification should only show the timer of how much time you have left, and not the time left in between the times you can open the program. Or better yet, make the two types of notifications separate and make them separate options in the settings of the block plans. The first type of notification can be called Show Launch Limit Timer and the second type of notification can be called Show Delay Launch Limit Timer, or something like that.
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I recently reinstalled FocusMe after not using it for a year (finished studying and took some time off). My Problem is, that FocusMe doesn't close applications, it just minimizes them. In the Settings there used to be an option in "System", where you could select "How Applications are blocked" but I can't find that option anymore. Does it not exist anymore or what happened to it?
Hello! I'm wondering what the purpose of the "Use Internal Clock & Get Time From Internet" setting feature is. Is it only to protect the user from changing the time and clock on their computer, so they can't bypass plans? I assume it's more secure than "Block Date & Time Preferences" because I assume there's other ways to change the date and time on a computer not through System Preferences?
And one more question: "Use Internal Clock & Get Time From Internet" says "If you change time zones on your computer, you need to stop all plans for FocusMe to accept the change." So this means if I travel, I need to stop all plans to get them on the new timezone? So "Block Date & Time Preferences" is better for someone who travels a lot?
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I installed FocusMe on Windows 10 configuration for evaluating.Unfortunately, Outllook abortes while loading FocusMe plugin. Can you help me.I really would like evaluating FocusMe. Thanks for your help.
I've been using FocusMe for a few weeks now, and it's been great for blocking distracting websites. However, I'm curious if anyone has tips on how to best utilize the scheduling feature to balance work and breaks effectively. How do you set up your schedules to maximize productivity without burning out?
