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Block websites permanently, temporarily, by daily usage, or on a weekly schedule. Simple Website Blocker helps you stay focused by blocking distracting websites directly from the browser toolbar or the Manage page. Block an entire domain including its subdomains or block one specific URL. Blocks can be permanent, temporary, limited by daily usage, or scheduled using reusable weekly schedules for work hours, study time, evenings, and other routines. Daily limits let you use a website for a configured amount of focused time each day. Usage counts only while the website is active in the focused browser window. After the allowance is reached, the website is blocked until usage resets at local midnight. Features: - Block entire domains or specific URLs - Create permanent, temporary, daily-limit, and scheduled blocks - Set a daily website allowance from 1 minute to 24 hours - Track usage only while the matching website is actively being used - Build reusable named weekly schedules - Support overnight schedules such as 22:00–06:00 - Pause, resume, edit, delete, and search blocked entries - Quickly open schedule management from the popup - Automatically refresh blocking rules when temporary blocks expire, schedules start or end, or daily limits reset All blocking and usage data is stored locally in your browser. The extension does not require an account, execute remote code, or transmit your blocked-site list or usage data to external servers.
Aug 1, 2026
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