4 h 32 m of screen time a day doesn't sound like much. Itemised, it comes to 1,655 hours a year, 69 days, and 9.4 years of the next 50. We made a free page that prints yours as a till receipt, from a number or a screenshot.

Qulok goes up on Product Hunt on Saturday. Honest question for anyone who works on Windows: what breaks your focus most? Slack, email, your phone, or the 40 tabs you meant to close yesterday?

Free, no sign in, and it all runs in your browser: qulok.com/receipt

Set display: flex on an element and its hidden attribute stops hiding it. The browser's own [hidden] rule is only display: none, so any display you write wins. We hit it twice in two days on two apps. The fix we use now: put the display on :not([hidden]).

If a sticky header scrolls away on phones, look for overflow-x: hidden on html or body. Hidden turns the page into a scroll box and the sticky header stops sticking. overflow-x: clip still cuts off sideways spill without that. Keep hidden on the line above it for older browsers.

Photo uploads on our demo builder did nothing on phones, and it was two bugs. iOS Safari won't open a file input that's display: none when a script calls click() on it. And Android pickers can hand over photos with an empty file.type, so a filter on image/ dropped every one.

Nothing in the novrl videos is screen recorded. The real editor runs in headless Chrome, the pinch is real touch events, and a fake clock only ticks when a frame gets taken. Claude made the videos, Dylan built the app. novrl.com

Fraunces for the headlines, Karla for everything else. Both have round, open shapes, which is why they sit so well together, and both are free on Google Fonts. The link tag and CSS: sundrymill.com/library/fraun…