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Catch the websites you reopen on autopilot and pause for one clear choice before going back. Again? helps you notice when a quick return to a website has turned into a loop. Choose the sites that tend to pull you back. First visits stay quiet. After a repeat, Again? may show a small Echo with the time since you left. When the pattern becomes clear, the Echo Door gives you a simple choice: hold for 1.2 seconds to continue, or leave with the browser controls you already use. Again? can: • Monitor only the websites you choose • Recognize quick repeat returns on your device • Adjust its timing from your recent choices • Pause for an hour whenever you want • Show factual daily and weekly results • Save a private weekly image with site names hidden by default No account is required. Again? stores selected domains, short visit timestamps, settings, and recent outcomes in Chrome's local extension storage. It does not read page content, upload browsing history, run remote code, or create an advertising profile. You can stop monitoring a site, pause the extension, or turn it off at any time. ## What's new in 2.0.0 Frog Gatekeeper is now Again? Version 2.0 replaces fixed time limits and the break game with a calmer system for noticing repeat returns. This release adds the Echo Door, a private first-run demo, one-click site controls, local timing adjustments, factual weekly receipts, and a new visual identity. Existing Frog settings are migrated on device. Old game and usage totals are not carried into the new product.
Aug 21, 2026
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