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Block distracting websites with a simple toggle Take back control of your browsing habits. Site Blocker lets you block distracting websites with flexible rules — and track exactly where your time goes. Blocking modes: - Always block — completely prevent access to a site - Daily timer — set a daily time limit (e.g. 30 minutes) and get blocked once you've used it up - Time slot — only allow access during specific hours (e.g. 12:00-13:00) - Timer + Slot — combine both: access only during certain hours, with a daily cap Time tracking: - See how long you spend on every website, tracked to the second - View stats by day, week, or month - Export all your data as CSV for use in spreadsheets Privacy first: - All data is stored locally on your device using Chrome's built-in storage - No data is ever sent to external servers - No analytics, no tracking, no accounts How to use: 1. Click the extension icon to open the popup 2. Enter a domain (e.g. reddit.com) and choose a blocking mode 3. Click "Block Site" — it takes effect immediately 4. Switch to the "Time Tracking" tab to see your browsing stats 5. Use the global toggle to quickly enable/disable all blocking
Mar 12, 2026
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