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...You'll be notified 10 seconds before a Mini Break (and 30 seconds before a Long Break) so that you can prepare to pause your work. When a break starts, you can postpone it once for 2 minutes (Mini Breaks) or 5 minutes (Long Breaks). Then, after a specific time interval passes, you can skip the break. Both actions are available by clicking on the link at the bottom of window.

A simple reminder application to remind the users in a specified time interval given by the user. The reminding functionality will happen in two ways. 1. Remind Once: When user inputs the time in minutes and then click on "Remind Once", user will be reminded with a short sound after the specified time interval once. 2. Remind Continuously: When user inputs the time in minutes and then click on "Remind Continuously", user will be reminded with a short sound after every time interval specified continuously until the application is closed. ...

(Translations needed - see Wiki for the details.) Tiny reminder with very simple user interface and no instalation, for people, who have no time to learn how to use it. Reminds once by chosen time period or repeatedly on regular time intervals basis. Elements of the interface dynamically changes to give the user instant grafical feedback of his or her action. Even after launching the reminder, all chosen settings may be dynamically changed by double clicking the icon in the...

Use BischuLoop to choose a sound notification to alert you at a set interval (between 1-15 seconds) to remind you to look at your minimap. You can use any MP3 sound file and I've set the defaults to Google Android notification sounds. Idea came from Bischu who hated the timer he used when learning.

...Every 20 minutes, the app will gently remind you to look 20 feet away for 20 seconds to prevent digital eye strain. Customizable Timers: Need longer focus sessions? Easily set a custom break interval that fits your personal workflow. Smart Health Prompts: Receive rotating, actionable reminders to hydrate, check your posture, stretch, and rest your eyes.