See daily totals, hourly charts, top sites and tab switches
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MICROSOFT EDGE · Screen time & focus
Make your screen time easier to see and shape.
Understand and manage your browsing time in Microsoft Edge. Stilltime tracks active-tab time by website, shows daily and hourly patterns, and helps you set screen-time goals and per-site limits.
Anyone who wants a clearer picture of their browsing habits, simple time limits, or a focused work timer.
WHAT IT CAN DO
See daily totals, hourly charts, top sites and tab switches
↗Review up to 40 days of browsing history
↗Set a daily screen-time goal and per-site limits
↗Get a local notification when you reach a site limit
↗Start a focus timer, pause tracking, export data or clear history
↗Pause activity tracking after five minutes of device inactivity
↗A SIMPLE WORKFLOW
Review your activity dashboard to see time by website and hour.
Set a daily goal or create limits for selected sites.
Use the focus timer, export your activity data or clear your history when you choose.
PRIVACY & DATA USE
Microsoft’s listing says no personal data is collected. The developer says activity and settings stay in Edge local storage, with no account or cloud sync. Blocking top-level navigation on a selected site requires granting the extension access to that domain.
Read the collection privacy summary →COMMON QUESTIONS
The listing says it measures time spent in active tabs by website and shows daily totals, hourly charts, top sites, tab switches and up to 40 days of history.
Yes. You can set per-site limits and receive a local notification when you reach one. To block top-level navigation, grant Stilltime access to the site’s domain.
The developer says activity and settings remain in Edge local storage, with no account or cloud sync. Microsoft’s listing also says no personal data is collected.
The listing says activity tracking pauses after five minutes of device inactivity.
The listing describes controls to export your data or clear your activity history.