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hey, chrome90, android, pixel3 - start button does nothing. work/play toggle works. reset appears no-op too. don't have debug console on this phone, so don't
by edoceo 6y ago
hey, chrome90, android, pixel3 - start button does nothing.
work/play toggle works.
reset appears no-op too.
don't have debug console on this phone, so don't have more details :(
- skinkestek 6y agoSame here from mobile Safari.
- didizaja 6y agoThank you for your feedback! Did you try entering in a time value and then pressing "Start"? Without entering a time, the default behavior is for start and reset to be no-ops. I'll add a link to GitHub and add some usage docs soon.
- skinkestek 6y agoAha, I expected it to count up to 25. Maybe it is just me, it was around 0500 in the morning when I tested it, but it probably wouldn't hurt to add a hint.
- didizaja 6y agoAh, I see! I could see why that would be a more intuitive behavior (as it's more in line with the standard 25 minute Pomodoro). I added a link to the repo, and the README includes information about how to use it, but I will add some hints like you describe so that people visiting for the first time aren't caught unawares.
- tdeck 6y agoI think you have to put in a time and then hit start. It's not like a normal pomodoro timer where it's fixed at 25 minutes. Would benefit from some docs. (Edit: it's described on GitHub but I didn't see that at first)
- didizaja 6y agoYes, that is how it works currently. I should've linked to the GitHub directly, but I will rectify this as soon as possible. Thank you for the feedback!
- didizaja 6y agoThank you for your feedback! Did you try entering in a time value and then pressing "Start"? Without entering a time, the default behavior is for start and reset to be no-ops. However, as I described in another comment further down in the thread, I'll link to GitHub (and also add some usage docs).