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The Timer widget doesn’t appear as expected

Troubleshooting common Timer widget issues

The timer falls behind or pauses when you switch tabs.

  • The Indify Timer corrects itself on refocus.
  • You can also keep the timer's tab active for time-critical sessions.

No sound plays when the timer ends.

  • Browsers block audio from auto-playing until you've interacted with the page, and embeds are especially restricted.
  • Click the widget once after loading to enable the sound, check the volume/mute toggle in settings, and confirm the browser tab isn't muted (right-click the tab in Chrome).

The timer resets when you reload or navigate away.

  • Make sure your browser isn't blocking storage for embeds. Private/incognito windows and strict cookie or tracking settings can clear a widget's saved state on reload.
  • Check that third-party cookies/storage aren't blocked for the embedding site, and confirm you're returning to the same widget in the same location rather than a newly duplicated copy, which starts fresh.

Custom or premium sounds won't upload or play.

  • Confirm you're on a Pro, since custom and premium sounds are paid features. If you're on the free plan, you'll have the preset sounds available but upgrading unlocks premium sounds and custom uploads.
  • Check that your file is an MP3 or WAV and no larger than 5MB; other formats won't upload.
  • Custom alerts also need to be 10 seconds or less, so if a longer file is uploaded, you’ll need to use the waveform trimmer to select up to a 10-second clip, then click Save to apply it.

Still Having Issues?

If you’re still having issues after trying these steps, submit a bug report on the widget’s configure page with details about your platform, browser, and the specific widget you're trying to embed.

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