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Set limits on distracting sites and get redirected somewhere better. View analytics, set custom rules, regain your productivity. Set screen time limits, view your usage analytics for each website per day, and set custom redirect rules: when you hit your limit for a website or category, get automatically redirected to a website of your choosing to instantly regain your focus. This extension allows you to: - Decide what website you want to be automatically redirected to once your time limit is up, making sure that you do, for example, go back to studying immediately after you've finished your allotted Netflix time - Set screen time limits for individual websites as well as broad categories - Define your own custom categories (such as "work") alongside preset default categories including entertainment, social, shopping, and more - View detailed usage analytics per day—time spent on each website, total screen time daily, and a bar chart for visualization - Turn on focus mode, a mode where you cannot modify or remove any limits for a set duration to make sure that you remain focused and can't bypass limits - Block specific pages or sections of a site (e.g. only YouTube Shorts) without limiting the whole domain - Optionally block websites outright rather than limiting time - Get a heads-up notification when you have 5 minutes left of a limit
Jul 13, 2026
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