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Control your website usage with blocking types. Do you find yourself opening Reddit, Instagram, or YouTube "just for a second," only to lose an hour of your day? Website time blocking is the browsing guardrail that stops the loop of unconscious clicking. Unlike standard blockers that just lock you out, Website time blocking forces you to be mindful before you enter a distraction zone. When you attempt to visit a target website, Intent intercepts you with an, unskippable prompt. You cannot enter the site until you tell the extension exactly how you plan to use it. - Duration Mode (Time Limits): Set a specific timer (in minutes) for your session. Once the time is up, the site is blocked and you are redirected away. The Cooldown: After a session ends, a mandatory cooldown period activates. You cannot start a new timer until the cooldown expires. - Count Mode (Exclusive to YouTube): Stop falling down the rabbit hole. Decide exactly how many videos you want to watch. The extension tracks every new video you open. Once you hit your limit, the session ends and the cooldown begins. - Modern Design Dark Mode Native: Designed for comfortable viewing at any time of day. Sleek UI: Simplistic, rounded aesthetics with a vibrant purple accent. - Fully Customizable Settings Manage Your Blocklist: Comes pre-configured for heavy hitters like Instagram, Reddit, and YouTube, but you can add any website URL to your target list. Tweak Your Limits: Customize how long your cooldowns last. [How It Works] Add the websites that distract you the most to your list. Try to open one of those sites. Meet the Prompt: Choose whether you want to watch 2 videos, browse for 10 minutes, or use a daily pass. Take back control of your attention span today.
Aug 22, 2026
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