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Block distractions and stay focused with Nopelist. Add a shedule. lock yourself in see how often you slip. Private, no account. Nopelist blocks the sites that eat your time. Paste any link and it's blocked. WHAT IT DOES • Works with any link: youtube.com, a full https:// URL, *.reddit.com, localhost or an IP address. • Block a whole site or just one part, like youtube.com/shorts. • Schedule: only block during certain hours and days, like school hours. Overnight windows work too. • Lock me in: pick 30 minutes to 4 hours. Until it ends you can't turn blocking off, pause it or remove a site. • Pause for 5 minutes, 15 minutes or 1 hour. On the block page, "i really need it" makes you wait 10 seconds first. • Slip counter: tally marks per site, a 7-day chart and your top sites. • Right-click any page or link to block it, or press Alt+Shift+B to switch blocking on or off. • Light theme by default, with a dark mode toggle. PRIVATE No account, no tracking, no servers. Your list, settings and stats stay in your browser. Nopelist never reads the content of the pages you visit. It only redirects the sites on your list to its own block page. WHY IT ASKS FOR ACCESS TO ALL SITES Chrome requires this for redirect rules, so Nopelist can block whichever sites you add. It only acts on the ones on your list. Made by Gaurab Pantha, a student from Nepal. gaurabdev.com
Nov 7, 2026
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