Create readme.md #85
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It track the record from the time of installation. And it doesn't expire. So
data from start is stored in it without any expiration.
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How much duration you have set? I mean how much history does it keep track
of? 1 day?
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Actually, we want you to consider a fixed duration. Like a week, or month, or year maybe. Please try to do that. |
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Duration will be decided by user or we provided a fixed duration of time?
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Actually, we want you to consider a fixed duration. Like a week, or month,
or year maybe. Please try to do that.
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You can try either of the approaches. Although, if you allow the user to set the time duration, that will be a much better project.
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I have updated the visit counter now it track record of only a month.
After that it reset itself
…On Thu, Apr 4, 2019, 5:51 PM Sarthak Gupta ***@***.***> wrote:
You can try either of the approaches. Although, if you allow the user to
set the time duration, that will be a much better project.
Duration will be decided by user or we provided a fixed duration of time?
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I think you are getting my point wrong. The extension should be able to tell the site visits of a particular site from the past month. Your extension is starting afresh from the installation date. Try to make it do that. It should be able to read your browsers history. |
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Oh. We need to also get the data from past. Before installation.
…On Thu, Apr 4, 2019, 9:56 PM Sarthak Gupta ***@***.***> wrote:
I think you are getting my point wrong.
The extension should be able to tell the site visits of a particular site
from the past month. Your extension is starting afresh from the
installation date. Try to make it do that. It should be able to read your
browsers history.
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Yes... :) |
The extension is published on chrome web store.