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Persistent Countdown Timer

Published February 2025
   •    Updated May 2026

Plugin details

This plugin provides a persistent countdown timer element that leverages cookies to maintain its state even after the page is reloaded.
It allows you to configure a custom duration and assign a unique ID to each instance, ensuring multiple timers can operate independently.

With built-in events such as Timer Updated and Timer Finished, you can seamlessly integrate dynamic workflows that respond as the timer counts down or completes.

Free

For everyone

3.0 stars   •   1 ratings
136 installs  
This plugin does not collect or track your personal data.

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Platform

Web

Contributor details

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Eduardo Furihata
Joined 2024   •   6 Plugins
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Instructions

Instructions:

1. Add the Element:

Drag and drop the Persistent Countdown Timer onto your page.


2. Configure Parameters:

 - Duration: Set the timer duration in seconds.

 - ID: Provide a unique identifier for the timer (this ID is used for naming the cookie and enabling state persistence).


3. Control the Timer:

 - Use the Timer Start action to start or restart the countdown.

 - Use the Timer Stop action to halt the timer at any moment.


4. Integrate with Your Workflow:

 - Subscribe to the Timer Updated event to update other elements or states as the timer progresses.
 - Leverage the Timer Finished event to trigger actions when the countdown reaches zero.

Types

This plugin can be found under the following types:
Element   •   Event   •   Action

Categories

This plugin can be found under the following categories:
Productivity   •   Calendar   •   Technical   •   Data (things)   •   Analytics   •   Visual Elements

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Rating and reviews

Average rating (3.0)

IT's fine
July 4th, 2025
It's fine, but moves in increments of 1 second. So not very useful for animations replying on the percentage, as the percentage just jumps every second.
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