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- How can I go to my Dashboard?
- All of Tahometer buttons are inactive. How can I start tracking?
- How secure is the transfer of my data to your server?
- I see an offline window, but I am online!
- Why don’t the statistics shown on the desktop agent match the numbers displayed on the site?
- After using another account, I am unable to log into Tahometer with my own credentials.
- On Windows, Tahometer tracks time incorrectly, as part of my time is not displayed in the statistics.
- On Ubuntu, I do not see Tahometer’s trayicon. What should I do?
- Tahometer does not track mouse activity on macOS.
- Why doesn’t the agent show a preview of screenshots?
- When installing or opening the application on MacOS, I see the following error: “App Is Damaged and Can’t Be Opened. You Should Move It To The Trash”
How can I go to my Dashboard?
Right-click on the Tahometer icon in the desktop tray and go to the Statistics page, where you can view your tracked activity with screenshots, manage projects and users, and even create reports for later invoicing. From here, you may enter your settings in the upper left-hand corner in order to customize Tahometer. You can also view detailed statistics, including total off and online hours.
All of Tahometer buttons are inactive. How can I start tracking?
Tahometer desktop application remains unclickable until you activate it. In order to do this, press ctrl (or cmd on macOS) and then left-click on the agent. Your app will then be active — all buttons will be clickable and you can even move the agent around the desktop. Once you click outside the app, however, it becomes inactive again, which means clicking on it will go straight through it and you will simply interact with the window or desktop behind it. For more information about Tahometer’s desktop app features, see http://blog.tahometer.com/2017/04/03/introducing-tahometer-3-0/
How secure is the transfer of my data to your server?
By default, Tahometer’s transmission protocol is set to the encrypted HTTPS.
I see an offline window, but I am online!
Tahometer tracks mouse clicks and keyboard activity. Perhaps you haven’t used your mouse or keyboard for more than 10 minutes. If, however, there has been some activity on these devices in the last 10 minutes, then please check your version of Tahometer. This is a known problem affecting users of older versions of the desktop application, so update your tracker to fix the issue. In order to do this, right-click on the Tahometer tray icon, choose "Update Tahometer" and install the latest version. Note that in order for these changes to take effect, you will have to restart your computer.
Why don’t the statistics shown on the desktop agent match the numbers displayed on the site?
The numbers displayed on the agent are only updated with every new screenshot.
After using another account, I am unable to log into Tahometer with my own credentials.
You can switch users in the tray menu (accessible by right-clicking on Tahometer’s tray icon). Select "Log off," click on the Start button, and then enter the details for the account you wish to log into. It is important to note, however, that when changing between users, any activity that has not been sent to the server will be lost forever, so make sure that this has been done!
On Windows, Tahometer tracks time incorrectly, as part of my time is not displayed in the statistics.
Perhaps you are using programs that are running as administrator. Run Tahometer with administrator privileges to gain access to these applications. Please exit from the Tahometer app (Ctrl+Alt+Q) or click “Exit” button. Apply the right mouse button clicking on the Tahometer app icon/shortcut (this icon might be located on your desktop or in the start menu) and choose “Properties” option. Follow to the “Compatibility” tab. Then tick the “Run this program as an administrator” item in the “Privilege Level” section and click “OK” button. After these actions please run the Tahometer app by using this icon/shortcut.
On Ubuntu, I do not see Tahometer’s trayicon. What should I do?
You may only have restricted access to the system tray. One way to fix this issue is to install the dconf utility (sudo apt-get install dconf-tools) and change the value of systray-whitelist to "all" on the desktop> unity> panel. If you want, you can allow access to the system tray for all programs, or simply add "tahometer" if you would like to give access to Tahometer individually.
Tahometer does not track mouse activity on macOS.
For Tahometer to function normally on macOS, you will have to go to your system settings: “System Preferences” -> “Security & Privacy” -> “Privacy” tab -> “Accessibility” -> and then check the box Tahometer.
Why doesn’t the agent show a preview of screenshots?
This means you are tracking in Time Backup Mode.
Please check our blog article for in-depth details on this feature: link. https://blog.tahometer.com/2022/01/17/time-backup-mode-the-best-relationships-are-built-on-trust/
Please check our blog article for in-depth details on this feature: link. https://blog.tahometer.com/2022/01/17/time-backup-mode-the-best-relationships-are-built-on-trust/
When installing or opening the application on MacOS, I see the following error: “App Is Damaged and Can’t Be Opened. You Should Move It To The Trash”
After installing Tahometer, you need to reboot your computer.
Then go to System Settings → Privacy & Security
Scroll to Security and there will be a message that the Tahometer is not allowed to run. You need to allow it and run the installer again.
Then go to System Settings → Privacy & Security
Scroll to Security and there will be a message that the Tahometer is not allowed to run. You need to allow it and run the installer again.