When you pause the timer, it pauses correctly but when you unpause it, it goes to the time it wouldve been if you didnt pause it anyway. So like if I need to go to cook and have the timer paused, i come back and it finishes study time which breaks stats.

According to hacktoberfest guidelines a contributing.md file should be there for projects which are participating in hacktoberfest.
Please assign this issue to me...

I realized when the PR #15 wasn't visible when I tried the timer. Turns out the timer is being run on your github.io repo's animedoro folder instead of this repo. When you click the link on the About page, you get sent to that projects folder.
I also tried to see if this repo worked but going to https://ankushkun.github.io/animedoro-timer/Animedoro/index.html shows me a 404 error. I suspect the pages section on this repo's settings isn't set up properly.

I will add Code_of_Conduct.md file which will help newcomers and contributors to understand the rules and regulations before they start contributing.

https://ankushkun.github.io/animedoro(this link) 404 - page not found.

start is not aligned to center, 0:40 time showing , when play is pressed it moves to other position

I added an extra finish timer button in the fork I made, you can take that if it helps. It's actually a lifesaver most of the times.

The Hyperlink "Here" Doesn't lead to the app

whereas redirects to your portfolio page...

The clock gets activated the time you press the restart button. It is quite inconvenient. Recommend to create an update where the clock doesn't start itself once the restart button is pressed.

1. Have a setting where you can choose how many cycles you want this to run for. For example, if I want to do 3 cycles, I set it to 3 and it automatically does 3 cycles and stops when the 3rd anime time finishes. This saves a few clicks of me going back to turn on the timer.
2. Might be a bit far fetched but instead of storing data in cookies, perhaps make an account feature which automatically stores stats on your account instead of relying on cookies which are easy to delete.

Overall, great tool. I have been using it for a while and it rlly works + I love the sound of the finished notification as it rlly gets me to stop what im doing and move on to the next stage.

If it is to count towards your mr/pr for Hacktoberfest you need to add the hacktoberfest label. @ankushKun

make the UI more minimalistic, maybe give option to change background image, and change the font please, we don't want fruit ninja font

Was testing the clock and found out that the animedoro gets restarted immediately when the "ENTER" key is pressed.

This problem is visible on Windows 10 OS. Browser is Microsoft Edge

The heading is pretty explanatory.

good to see people working on these ideas😄

When the first sessions ended, the session count started increasing, as well as sending me infinte notifications which still came even after I closed the tab

I plan to do this myself, I will make the page work better on mobile devices.

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Once the Animedoro timer ends, it would create a glitch text while instead of printing a single text.

A video has been posted to get a clear view on the issue
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/72243209/106360916-5121e080-6345-11eb-9786-dd1c3380a97c.mp4