Create timers using placeholders. ie <<0:00+>>, <<5:00->>, <

Latest Version

Version
1.27
Update
April 7, 2023
Size
17.04KiB
Developer
claycodes.org
Category
Users
100,000+
Rating
3.4359 ★
Manifest Version
3
Web Store Status
Languages Support
English
Español
See more
Permissions
See more

Slides Timer Extension

Pause and restart timers with the d key. Reset timers with the e key. Add $ in a count down or up timer to start it in a paused state. More granular time formatting.

Be sure to refresh your slides after you install for the timer to work.

Slides Timer is an extension which will automatically bring timers to life in presented slides. Times placed between << and >> will be replaced with a timer. Use - as the last character to count down from the specified time. Use + to count up from the specified time. use <
Read more

Source Manifest.json

{"update_url": "https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx", "manifest_version": 3, "name": "__MSG_appName__", \t"description": "__MSG_appDesc__", \t"default_locale": "en", "version": "1.27",\t"content_scripts": [\t\t{ \t\t\t"run_at":"document_start",\t\t\t"matches": [\t\t\t\t"https://docs.google.com/presentation*"\t\t\t],\t\t\t"js": [\t\t\t\t"contentscript.js"\t\t\t]\t\t}\t],\t"action": { \t\t"default_icon": {\t\t\t"19": "images/icons/19.png",\t\t\t"38": "images/icons/38.png"\t\t}, "default_popup": "popup.html" },\t\t"icons": {\t\t"16": "images/icons/16.png",\t\t"19": "images/icons/19.png",\t\t"38": "images/icons/38.png",\t\t"64": "images/icons/64.png",\t\t"128": "images/icons/128.png"\t},\t "offline_enabled": true}
Read more

Similar Extensions

icon

Remote for Slides Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 130 ★ 254KiB

icon

Call Timer for Meet Extension · Accessibility 100,000+ 53 ★ 36.91KiB

icon

Fullscreen Interactive Google Slides(TM) Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 10 ★ 8.86KiB

icon

Timer Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 504 ★ 522KiB

icon

Timer for Google Chrome™ Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 27 ★ 366KiB

icon

Annotate: Web Annotations with Screen Sharing Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 205 ★ 3.4MiB

icon

Visual Timer Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 23 ★ 144KiB

icon

Slides Reveal Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 5 ★ 28.7KiB

icon

Brisk Teaching – AI Assistant for Teachers Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 446 ★ 4.9MiB

icon

Edpuzzle Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 52 ★ 1.17MiB

icon

Showmaster Chrome Extension Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 1 ★ 34.86KiB

icon

Slido Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 22 ★ 685KiB

icon

Mote - Voice & Audio for Learning Extension · Social & Communication 100,000+ 162 ★ 20.44MiB

icon

Poll Everywhere for Google Slides Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 73 ★ 1.18MiB

icon

Pear Deck Power-Up Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 27 ★ 1.25MiB

icon

Draftback Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 122 ★ 937KiB

icon

Record to Slides Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 16 ★ 226KiB

icon

Sir Links-a-Lot Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 18 ★ 410KiB

icon

Quizizz AI: Turn Any Website into a Quiz Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 61 ★ 113KiB

icon

Timer for Google Meet Extension · Social & Communication 100,000+ 21 ★ 398KiB

icon

Revision History Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 45 ★ 1.51MiB

icon

Timer Countdown Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 99 ★ 2.73MiB

icon

MagicSchool AI - AI Assistant for Teachers Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 61 ★ 668KiB

icon

Google Meet Breakout by Robert Hudek Extension · Productivity 100,000+ 136 ★ 2.95MiB

User reviews

icon

Niall Ridgway (ID: 000000fcee3533af) Voted 5 ★ - Updated 10/11/2023 Works well. Take the time to understand how to use the text codes and it'll work perfectly.

icon

Paul Robertson (ID: 0000008658fd0953) Voted 1 ★ - Updated 10/01/2023 Best I can judge, the instructions lack clarity and examples. "Add $ in a count down or up timer to start it in a paused state." Well, there's no example of this further down, so should I write <<$0:00>> , <<0:00$>>, or some other combination? I'm looking at this because after using the timer once successfully on a slide, it never worked again. Hitting the "e" key indeed resets it to the first value, but that will not start the timer again. Hitting "d" only advances it by one second. It never does a countdown again, despite instructions stating to “Pause and restart timers with the d key.” So either the instructions are poor, or the timer simply does not work more than once. Another irritating feature: as soon as you launch your slideshow, the timer has already started. So if you want a certain countdown time, make sure to add in the extra seconds it takes for the slide to load. If you are trying to present one line at a time and hitting a key to advance your presentation by paragraph, bad news: your timer started already and is finished, and you can't use it any longer. Returning to the timer slide from elsewhere in your presentation does not reactivate it either. Only exiting slideshow mode and refreshing the entire presentation achieves this. And to answer the riddle above about the $? Neither of the forms I tried worked - at least with the instructions I've seen so far. In a review above I see someone has written that we shouldn’t use a text box, but rather a rectangle for this. That seems like a fairly unintuitive step, so instructions are certainly lacking there as well. Great idea, would be a nice feature if I could understand how the developer imagines it is supposed to work.

icon

Jayce Muturi (ID: 0000009beb500faf) Voted 5 ★ - Updated 08/01/2023 It Worked perfectly! I was trying to make a fake operating system. And this helped!! So I can show the time.

icon

Matt Hardwick (ID: 00000078db06da30) Voted 1 ★ - Updated 06/22/2023 Doesnt work.

icon

Arielle Salsali (ID: 0000000ac4ed0525) Voted 2 ★ - Updated 04/06/2023 It does not work as it is supposed to, but the codes are easy. I insert in many different codes, but the codes are unable to work.