Our browser extension (previously called Toggl Button) for Chrome, Edge and Firefox lets you track time in your favorite web tools and wherever you are on the web. The Toggl Track browser extension integrates with 100+ popular tools:

Airtable, Any.do, Asana, Assembla, Axosoft, Azure Devops, Backlog.jp, Basecamp, Bitbucket, Bitrix24, Breeze, BrokerEngine, BugHerd, Bugsnag, Bugzilla, CapsuleCRM, ClickUp, Cloudes.me, Clubhouse, Codeable, Codebase, Corgee, Crowdin, Desk.com, DevDocs, Dixa, Dobambam, Doit.im, DokuWiki, DOM Integration, Draftin, Dropbox Paper, Drupal, Dynamics 365, eProject.me, Esa, Eventum, Evernote, Fastmail, Feedly, Fibery, Focuster, FogBugz, Freshdesk, Gemini, Getflow, Gingkoapp, Gitea, Github, Gitlab, Gogs, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Google Inbox, Google Keep, Google Mail, GQueue, Habitica, HEFLO, Helprace, Help Scout, Husky Marketing Planner, Intercom, JIRA, Jquery Bugs, Kanbanist, Kanboard, Kantree, KhanAcademy, LiquidPlanner, Liquidplanner Next, LiveAgent, ManageEngine, MantisHub, MeisterTask, Microsoft Planner, miniCRM.pl, Newsletter2Go, Notion, Nozbe, Odoo, OnlyOffice, Onshape, OpenProject, osTicket, Outlook, PagerDuty, Pivotal Tracker, Placker, Planbox, Podio, ProcessWire, Produck, Protonmail, Proworkflow, RallyDev, Redbooth, Redmine, Remember The Milk, Reviewboard, Rindle, Rollbar, Salesforce, Salesforce Lightning, Scrapbox, Sentry, SherpaDesk, Shortcut, Sifterapp, Slack, SourceLair, Spidergap, Sprintly, Taiga, TargetProcess, Teamleader, Toggl Plan, Teamwork.com, TickTick, Todoist, Toodledo, Trac, Trello, Unfuddle, VisualStudio, VivifyScrum, WordPress, Workast, Workflowy, Workfront, Worksection, Wrike, Xero, YouTrack, Zammad, Zendesk, Zenhub, Zoho Books, Zube.

Please note: Toggl Track browser extension was previously called Toggl Button. Beyond the name and colors, no other changes have been made.

You can find the Browser Extension for both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox on our web application's integrations page, simply head over to Integrations on your navigation panel and click on the Browser extensions tab at the top.

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Microsoft Edge (as well as other Chromium-based browsers) have support for Chromium extensions, so you can use the Toggl Track browser extension on those browsers by downloading it from the Chrome Store.

Once you install the add-on, a Toggl Track icon will be added to the right of the address bar.

When the button is grey with a blue “x” it means you are currently not logged in.

When the button is plain grey it means you are not currently tracking time.

When the button is pink it means there is a time entry currently running.

Click on the Toggl Track browser extension to reveal the timer’s dropdown. Here you can:

By clicking an existing entry or a running timer, you can edit its description, project, tags and billable status.

Click Done to save, Cancel to go back to the list and Delete to delete the time entry.

 
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If the tool you’re using is integrated via the Toggl Track browser extension, you will see the “Start timer” link:

You can start a new Time Entry by clicking the link and it will copy the description of the item next to it.
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Depending on the tool you’re using, the location of the “Start timer” icon will vary. You’ll likely find it within your tasks, issues, cards, to-dos, etc. You can see a few examples of where you can find the link here.
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You can start a new Toggl Track Time Entry from any text on the web by selecting it and then clicking “Start timer with description” in the right-click menu.
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The above example is from Trello, but the feature works with any text inside the browser, which means you can get quite creative with it:
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To access settings, click on the Toggl Track browser extension icon inside the address bar and then click the cogwheel icon in the top right corner of the popup. 

Under Integrations settings, you can enable the apps in which you would like to see the Toggl Track extension button to start a timer. You can enable or disable all integrations with one click as well as well as setup Auto-track.

To see the location of the Toggl Track button inside various apps, please see this guide. You can find a longer list of apps on the following page as well.

You can also enter custom URLS for integrations, if you are using a tool hosted on a custom domain.

Note: When tracking time by clicking the Toggl Track button in another app, we will match the Project name (if a matching one exists in Track), and add any tags and description from the webapp you're using as well. We do not add tasks, these can be added manually.

The General tab has a lot of basic settings.

Clicking the close icon in the corner will keep the idle time and let the time entry continue.

Clicking “Discard idle time” will stop the time entry and remove the idle time from it.

Selecting “Discard idle and continue” will remove the idle time from the entry but continue tracking.

You can also choose to Clear Cache or Reset all settings to default on this page.

With the Pomodoro Timer you can set up notifications that will let you know that it’s time to take a break.

On this tab you can:

Here is what a Pomodoro notification looks like.

Once you’re done with your break you can select to continue the last entry or start a new one.

Learn more about Pomodoro

You can choose whether we receive usage statistics and error reports on this tab. Read more about what data the app stores here.

This tab shows you the account you are logged in with, and options to sync data with Toggl or Logout.

Use Ctrl + Shift + E to create a new time entry.

Extension keyboard shortcuts can be customized in the following places:

Message us via the chat button in the bottom right corner and tell us about the tool you want to be integrated with the Toggl Track browser extension.

We recently had to perform a mandatory update to our Browser Extensions (both at Chrome Web Store and Firefox Browser Add-ons) in order to comply with Manifest v3. Manifest v3 is currently not supporting custom scripts on the user's side.

We acknowledge this is an important limitation for the Track Extension and we are coordinating with Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox support to provide us with an alternative solution as soon as possible.

It's possible your previous session ended in such a way that is preventing a new login session from occurring. To fix this:

Once enabled, Auto Tracker feature allows you to automatically track time on your desired pages. You can choose which pages to track and set a duration for how long you need to stay on the page before tracking begins. If you choose, Auto Tracker will automatically stop tracking your time when you close the tab or browser.

You can make the process more seamless by enabling Remember project, tags, task, billable as default for auto tracked TE per integration We will remember to fill in details from the last auto tracked TE for that integrationthis will remember the previous project/ tags / tasks that you used in the last time entry on that page.

Above the Auto Tracker Settings, you will see the integrations settings. Ensure you tick the Auto track check box of the desired integration you would like to track.

Need more help or have suggestions for improvements? Contact our support team via chat using the purple chat button in the bottom-right corner.