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Create website limits, set a schedule, and use Peek Mode to effectively manage distractions. Limitless helps you better optimize your time online and fight addictive habits. 🔷 Daily Limits - Set daily limits of 0-180 minutes for distracting websites, with optional subpage blocking (example.com/sub/page). - Limitless will display your time left in the extension badge and the optional pop-out timer on the page. You'll be notified when your time is running low, and the website will be blocked once you've hit your daily limit. 🔷 Peek Mode - Peek Mode is a feature that allows you to "peek" at a website to get the information you need without losing focus. - Peek Mode can be set from 15 to 60 seconds. When a website is blocked and Peek Mode is enabled for that site, the block screen will display a link that allows you to view the site for the set duration, useful for those distracting websites that occasionally hold important information. 🔷 Scheduling - For setting specific focus hours, you can choose the days and times that you want your limits to be active. 🔷 Transparency - Limitless is a free, open-source tool strictly designed to help you stay focused while respecting your privacy and personal rights. None of your data will ever be sent outside the extension on your local browser, your data and time are kept yours. Created by Sal Costa https://salcosta.dev
May 9, 2026
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