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Eliminates algorithmic distractions on YouTube and Reddit by hiding feeds, recommendations, and comments. Regain control of your focus with Rabbit-Hole Blocker, a customizable extension designed to eliminate algorithmic distractions on YouTube and Reddit. Instead of blocking entire websites when you need them for work or research, Rabbit-Hole Blocker surgically removes the elements designed to keep you scrolling—like feeds, recommended videos, and comment sections—leaving only the content you actually searched for. Core Features: * Granular Element Control: Choose exactly what you want to see. Toggle specific homepage feeds, sidebar recommendations, comments, and Shorts on YouTube, or feeds and trending sidebars on Reddit. * Instant Distraction Blocking: Uses optimized CSS injection to hide elements instantly before the page even loads. No flickering or annoying layout shifts. * Built-in Focus Timer: Track your productivity with a live session timer and daily total tracker to see how long you've maintained your focus. * Daily Streak Tracking: Build better habits by maintaining a consecutive daily streak of distraction-free browsing. * Break Mode: Need a quick breather? Activate a 5, 10, or 15-minute break. The extension handles the countdown and will automatically re-enable your blockers when time is up. * Minimalist Design: Features a clean, dark-themed interface that stays out of your way. Whether you are studying, coding, or just trying to be more intentional with your screen time, Rabbit-Hole Blocker helps you use the internet as a tool, rather than letting it use you.
Mar 26, 2026
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