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User Who Last Viewed The Order is a lightweight admin tool for WooCommerce.
It adds a “Last viewed” column to the order list in your dashboard. 
This shows who last opened or previewed each order — including their username and the time they did it.
Perfect for multi-admin stores or support teams where multiple users process orders.
Features: 
– Adds “Last viewed” column in WooCommerce → Orders 
– Automatically logs the user and time when the order is opened 
– Works with full order view and popup preview 
– Uses AJAX to update without page reload 
– Fully translatable (.pot/.po/.mo files included)
<h3>Privacy</h3>
This plugin does not collect or store any personal data.

User Who Last Viewed The Order

Displays the user who last viewed a WooCommerce order in the admin panel, with timestamp.

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User Timer tracks how long logged-in users stay active on your site. It checks at regular intervals if the user’s browser is still open on any page. You can set the check interval (in minutes), and choose which user roles to monitor.
Useful for understanding how long users engage with your site — for example, measuring admin working time, member activity, or student engagement on e-learning platforms.
Collected data can be filtered by date range and exported to CSV, showing total time (in minutes) per user.
Main features:
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<li>Set check interval (in minutes)</li>
<li>Enable tracking by user role</li>
<li>Filter data by date range</li>
<li>Export results to CSV</li>
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<h3>Usage</h3>
Go to Tools > User Timer. Set the interval and select which user roles to track. The plugin will start logging active time.

User Timer

Tracks the activity of logged-in users by measuring how long their browser stays active on the site.

User Who Last Viewed The Order vs User Timer