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Hi Firefox Support Community,

I’ve been using a mindfulness tool called CalMyTime Calmytime for quick relaxation exercises during my workday, and I’d love to integrate something similar into my Firefox browsing experience. I’m looking for a Firefox extension that can remind me to take short mindfulness breaks at set intervals (e.g., every hour) or even open a specific webpage like Calmytime automatically. I’ve searched the Firefox Add-ons store but haven’t found one that fits this exact need.

Has anyone here used or developed an extension for scheduling well-being breaks? Alternatively, is there a way to set up Firefox to trigger timed reminders or open a webpage without an extension? I’m using Firefox 128 on Windows 10. Any recommendations or workarounds would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your help!

Proszę usunąć moje konto w Mozilli Firefox. Skasować hasła i klucze. Nie będę z nich korzystała. Mam włamania częste do skrzynki mejlowej qwerty1256@vp.pl

Wioletta

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