Software

If your unsure how to change your Google password just follow this short guide.

First of all open up your favourite web browser and if not already there go to the Google search page. Sign in.... and at the top right of the page click the image (your profile picture) then click the "My Account" link

Now on the next page click the "Sign-in & security" link.

Scroll down the following page until you see the "Password.... Last changed:...." area, click it.

You will then be asked to enter your old password. Enter your password, another window will be shown where you can enter your new password in the two boxes. Then click "Change Password" easy!!

If you have the send phone alerts feature enabled you will receive a text notification of the change.

The MAC keyboard although similar to a standard PC keyboard, does have some Mac specific keys. These keys allow access to those special mac features. Below is a quick list of these keys, and a basic list of some common useful keyboard shortcuts.

Mac specific keys 

Dashboard key, Opens up the dashboard and display any widgets that have been setup.

Expose key is a feature of the Mac OS X operating system, Expose gives the user a quick preview of all open windows.

Command key, is equivalent to the Windows key on a standard keyboard.

Options key, This key is equivalent to the ALT key on a normal keyboard.

Useful shortcuts

Command-X Cut

Command-C Copy

Command-V Paste

Command-D Duplicate selected item

Command-N New Finder window

Command-M Minimize window

About

Daily Reminder is a small, focused Chrome extension that helps you take better breaks, drink more water, and look after your posture—without getting in your way. It’s quick to start, easy to customise, and designed to run reliably on Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS.

Why I built it

Daily Reminder was made for myself first (Mat). I was spending long stretches at my desk and forgetting to move, sip water, or reset my posture. I wanted something with straight forward options: a couple of taps to start, a clear nudge when time’s up, and no faff.

What it does

• Break — quick timers with a live progress bar. Choose a message, pick a sound (or silence), and optionally repeat.
• Water — gentle hydration reminders with a daily “glasses” goal. Log glasses and see today’s total in ml.
• Posture — periodic prompts to relax your shoulders, lift your chest, and reset your setup.
• Time-of-Day — schedule a reminder at a specific time on the days you choose (e.g., 11:00 Mon–Fri).
• Advanced Timers — power-user options for split Water/Posture intervals, snooze length, and more.

Designed to be reliable

Daily Reminder uses Chrome’s Manifest V3 alarms and offscreen audio so sounds play even when the popup is closed. Timers persist across browser restarts, and the extension re-hydrates schedules on startup. You’ll also see a small dot on the toolbar icon whenever any timer is active.

Privacy & permissions

• No data collection. All settings and config are stored locally in your browser.
• Minimal permissions: Alarms, Notifications, Storage, and Offscreen (for dependable audio).

Tips & troubleshooting

• If notifications don’t appear, check system settings (Windows Focus Assist, macOS Do Not Disturb) and Chrome’s notification permissions.
• Sounds follow your device volume. Prefer silent nudges? Choose “No sound”.
• Reminders run while Chrome is open. Closing Chrome pauses timers until you reopen it.

Roadmap

Next up: a enhanced settings page with more personalisation, optional “Pro” features, and small quality-of-life updates. If you’ve got ideas, I’d love to hear them.

Get the extension

Install Daily Reminder from the Chrome Web Store

Support

Found a bug or have a suggestion? Email [email protected].