Days do not run in one straight line. When you start a different task, the one that was running is not abandoned and not finished — it goes back to the list marked resume, keeping the minutes it already ran. Picking it up later continues from there instead of starting over.
How it works
- Starting another task sets the previous one aside automatically; its elapsed time is saved first.
- A ⏸ resume badge marks it in the list, so you can see at a glance what is half-done.
- It keeps its duration, sites, notes and position — nothing about it is reset.
- Starting it again resumes from the accumulated time rather than from zero.
- The decision panel offers the same thing deliberately: postpone the current task and pick a new one.