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A Pomodoro timer built into Safari on macOS. Start focus sessions from your toolbar and get on-page break reminders while reading, writing, or studying. Free to use, with optional Pro customization. No account required.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Yilun, the maker of Browser Pomodoro Timer.
I built it for people whose work already happens in Safari: reading research, writing in a web editor, studying course material, or working through everyday browser tasks. A separate timer is easy to forget, so this one lives in the Safari toolbar.
Start, pause, or reset a focus session without switching apps. When it is time to rest, an on-page break reminder helps you step away instead of opening another tab and carrying on. Short and long breaks keep the rhythm simple.
Getting started: download the Mac app from the App Store, open it, choose Open Safari Settings, enable the extension, and allow webpage access where you want break reminders. Then start a session from Safari's toolbar.
The basic timer is free. An optional Pro purchase unlocks custom focus and break durations and the number of sessions before a long break. No account is required. This is a Safari extension for macOS, not an iPhone app or a Chrome extension.
I'd love to hear how it fits into your reading, writing, or study routine, and whether the break reminders arrive at the right moment. Thanks for trying it!
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About Browser Pomodoro Timer on Product Hunt
“Focus and take breaks in Safari on macOS”
Browser Pomodoro Timer was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #229 on the daily leaderboard. A Pomodoro timer built into Safari on macOS. Start focus sessions from your toolbar and get on-page break reminders while reading, writing, or studying. Free to use, with optional Pro customization. No account required.
Browser Pomodoro Timer was featured in Safari Extensions (4.1k followers), Mac (103.9k followers) and Productivity (665.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 190k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Yilun
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Yilun, the maker of Browser Pomodoro Timer.
I built it for people whose work already happens in Safari: reading research, writing in a web editor, studying course material, or working through everyday browser tasks. A separate timer is easy to forget, so this one lives in the Safari toolbar.
Start, pause, or reset a focus session without switching apps. When it is time to rest, an on-page break reminder helps you step away instead of opening another tab and carrying on. Short and long breaks keep the rhythm simple.
Getting started: download the Mac app from the App Store, open it, choose Open Safari Settings, enable the extension, and allow webpage access where you want break reminders. Then start a session from Safari's toolbar.
The basic timer is free. An optional Pro purchase unlocks custom focus and break durations and the number of sessions before a long break. No account is required. This is a Safari extension for macOS, not an iPhone app or a Chrome extension.
I'd love to hear how it fits into your reading, writing, or study routine, and whether the break reminders arrive at the right moment. Thanks for trying it!