Word count continues to count up after reaching goal. #222
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I'd like to chime in and add my support for this. I've noticed that if you increase the goal from 500 to 1000, then using @kingcody2791's example, you'll see 775/1000. So, it looks like Longform already has this information and just needs to show this in the Word Count numerator. |
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Word count continues to count up after reaching goal. Also added setting to optionally disable behaviour.
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* Added issue #222 Word count continues to count up after reaching goal. Also added setting to optionally disable behaviour. * removed extra space in formatting * more concise description of setting * actually saves setting * setting removed * format --------- Co-authored-by: MadCatMagic <[email protected]>
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Currently, the word count stops counting up once you have reached your goal. I.E. if your goal is 500 words it will reach 500/500 words, and count no further. With this set-up there is no way to tell how many words you have written in a session once you have reached your goal. My request is for your session word count to continue to rise once you have reached your goal. I.E. 775/500.
Alternatively, the ability to see the word count of a highlighted selection would be nice, such as ctrl+shift+C in google docs.
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