Open zplizzi opened 2 years ago
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Encountering this as well. Is there any update or have you been able to find a workaround?
Nope, although the web-watcher has been stable for me when I installed it from source for some reason.
Maybe it was fixed in the meantime...
If you want, you can download the nightly build from here: https://github.com/ActivityWatch/activitywatch/actions/runs/3533130809
At the bottom of the page is the Artifacts section, where you can find the build for macOS (builds-macOS-py3.9
) and for other operating systems.
I've been experiencing this issue for several months - #787
It was suggested that a pending PR might fix it but that hasn't been merged yet and I don't really want to get involved in building the source or whatnot so at the moment I'm about to roll back to 0.11 which was working fine with window tracking.
The only bad thing about 0.11 was that the tooltip on the timeline got cropped off. I ended up implementing a custom user stylesheet using the chrome plugin Stylus with this content:
.vis-timeline {
overflow: visible !important;
}
This should be fixed in the latest beta (v0.12.2b1).
This should be fixed in the latest beta (v0.12.2b1).
Can confirm; just installed the beta, and it's tracking Chrome's window titles again:
Thanks!
Describe the bug
Activitywatch never picks up window titles for Chrome. But it does pick up titles for other apps, eg Spotify. I tried to work around this with the web-watcher, but that is unfortunately also broken due to this bug.
I don't think this is a duplicate of #785 as I am definitely on 0.12.1.