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Blocks distracting sites while a Zensity focus session is running. Requires a Zensity account. Stop relying on willpower. Zensity actually blocks the sites that break your focus. You sit down to work, then twenty minutes vanish into social media, news, or "just one video." Zensity fixes that. When you start a focus session, this extension blocks your chosen distracting sites until you're done — real enforcement, not a gentle reminder you'll ignore. What it does • Blocks the sites you choose — but only while a focus session is running, so nothing's in your way the rest of the time. • Hit "Block this site" right frn a distraction the moment ittempts you. • Shows a calm "stay in your zen, then reopens your tabs when thesession ends. • Syncs with your Zensity accounfocus stats follow you. Why people use it • It's the accountability that actually works — the site simply won't load. • Beautiful, calm, and out of youtter. • Private by design: it never tracks your browsing history or reads page content. It only checks the current site against g an active session. No ads, nodata selling. Free plan blocks up to 3 sites; Zensity Pro unlocks unlimited sites and strict mode. Requires a free Zensity account — get one
Aug 1, 2026
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