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A clean, customizable Chrome Extension to eliminate feed distractions and boost focus. ZeroFeed is a study-focused browser extension that helps users learn online without getting trapped in endless scrolling. It removes distracting features from YouTube and supported websites, including Home feeds, recommendations, Shorts, autoplay, trending content, comments, and other discovery surfaces, while preserving lectures, tutorials, courses, playlists, documentation, research, and intentional search. Unlike ordinary feed blockers, ZeroFeed supports commitment-based focus sessions. Users can set a study period and protect the extension from impulsive disabling or removal. Optional accountability-partner support can add approval requirements for ending a commitment early, helping users stay aligned with decisions made before motivation drops. ZeroFeed is designed for students, researchers, programmers, online learners, and anyone who uses YouTube for education but gets distracted by algorithmic content. It offers a middle ground between unrestricted browsing and blocking the entire internet: keep useful educational resources, remove attention traps, and make focused study easier to maintain. The extension is designed to be lightweight and privacy-conscious. Account and accountability features may process information such as authentication, commitment status, permissions, approval requests, and relevant extension activity. ZeroFeed does not guarantee distraction-free studying, but it helps create a calmer, cleaner, and more accountable digital environment.
Sep 5, 2026
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