DETECT INACTIVITY

Detect Inactivity

Published August 2019

    •    Updated today

Plugin details

This Plugin allows you to detect when an user has become inactive/idle. 

You can specify the time a user has to be inactive before the Event is triggered. 

You can show a popup, play a sound etc. when an user has become inactive. 

Furthermore, an event is triggered once the user has become active again after being inactive. 

With this Plugin you can increase the conversions on your page and prevent users from leaving your site or becoming inactive for too long. 

DEMO EDITOR: https://bubble.io/page?id=plugin-demos-4&tab=Design&name=detect_inactivity&type=page

DEMO PAGE: https://plugin-demos-4.bubbleapps.io/version-test/detect_inactivity

DOCUMENTATION: https://docs.rapidevelopers.com/plugins/detect-inactivity

PLUGIN FORUM THREAD: https://forum.bubble.io/t/new-plugin-detect-inactivity/64815

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4.5 stars   •   10 ratings

8.8K installs

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Web

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RapidDev

Joined 2020   •   115 Plugins

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Instructions

In order to Detect Inactivity on a page you have to drag the "Detect" Element onto your page.  

Within the Element Inspector you can specify the idle time (in seconds). This specifes the time in seconds a user has to be inactive before an "Inactive" Event is triggered. 

You now have access to the "user has become Inactive" and the "user has become active" events which you can use to trigger certain workflows. 
For example, go to Workflows -> Add a new Event-> Elements ->A Detect User has become inactive and trigger a workflow such as showing a popup to the user.

Types

This plugin can be found under the following types:

Background Services   •   Element   •   Event

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Rating and reviews

Average rating (4.5)

Excellent

September 24th, 2024

This is the best free plugin to detect inactivity !

Hi there,

Thank you so much for your fantastic review! We’re delighted to hear that our plugin is working effectively.

If you ever need assistance or have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at [email protected]. We’re always here to help!

Kind Regards,
The Rapid Dev

September 24th, 2024

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RapidDev

perfect

September 14th, 2023

everything I ever needed

Hello, Matt here - founder at Rapid Dev

Thanks for your review! We truly appreciate the feedback; we are glad to know that this plugin has been this useful for you.

If you ever require any more assistance or information, always feel free to reach out to our team through our e-mail [email protected].

Thanks again,
Matt

September 15th, 2023

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RapidDev

Almost perfect, but you need to be able to decrease the size to 1px 

September 14th, 2023

Works perfectly, Zero complaints, The size is stuck at 25*25 and it messes with my responsiveness , it can be fixed by putting it in a 1x1 group, but thats not good 

Hello,

We’re very glad to know that the plugin was a great fit for you!

We appreciate your feedback on the size issue, and we have made some changes to address it. Now, the plugin will start with a 1x1 px size by default, which should make it easier for you to adjust it to your app.

If you need any more help or information, you can always send a message our way directly through our e-mail [email protected].

Thanks again,
Rapid Dev Support Team

September 15th, 2023

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RapidDev

Works Perfectly 

September 22nd, 2022

Do it's job ! 
Thanks

Super easy to use & worked like a charm

May 6th, 2022

Thank you for making this!

NOTE: For those who didn't realize this because the documentation doesn't give much:

*The "Detect" element must be on the page and visible for the trigger to work (as of V.1.0.0)*

I prefer this behavior, but it's not obvious, so some might think it's not working properly because they hid the element or placed it inside another element (like a popup or floating group) that isn't visible on the page. Just keep in mind that the Detect element doesn't do anything if it's hidden.