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Blocks X (Twitter) by default. Unblock it for just the minutes you choose, and see your last 30 days of usage in a chart. Twitter Blocker helps you cut down the time you lose to X (Twitter). It blocks twitter.com and x.com all the time. When you really need it, you pick how many minutes you want, and it goes back to blocked automatically when the time is up, so "just five more minutes" doesn't turn into an hour. FEATURES • Blocks X (Twitter) at all times • One-click unblock for 5, 10, 15 or 30 minutes, or set any duration from 1 to 120 minutes • Re-blocks automatically when your time runs out • Usage chart on the block screen: total, daily average and today, for the last 30 days • Does not block while you are writing a post or using Grok • Optional redirect URL that opens while blocked (for example, your to-do app) HOW TO USE 1. Install the extension. X (Twitter) is blocked right away. 2. When you need it, click the extension icon and choose how long to unblock. 3. When the time is up, the block comes back on its own. 4. Check the chart on the block screen to see how much time you spent. PRIVACY • No personal data is collected or sent anywhere. • Settings and usage history are stored only in your browser. • Usage history is kept for the last 30 days only. PERMISSIONS • storage: saves your unblock time, settings and usage history • tabs: checks the current tab and controls the redirect tab • downloads: saves a debug log file, only when you ask for it • Access to x.com and twitter.com: needed to show the block screen
Oct 23, 2026
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