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Hide distracting content: YouTube Shorts, Twitter trends, LinkedIn ads, Reddit promotions & Instagram Reels. ClutterBlock – Block Distractions, Reclaim Your Focus ClutterBlock is a lightweight Chrome extension that removes the most distracting content from the web — without slowing down your browser or collecting your data. What it blocks: YouTube Shorts & recommendations Twitter/X trending topics LinkedIn feed noise Reddit front-page popularity spam Instagram Reels How it works: ClutterBlock works entirely through CSS injection — no background processes, no servers, no data collection. It runs instantly and silently, blocking only what you choose. You stay in control: Toggle blocking on or off for each website individually. The free version covers all major platforms out of the box. Upgrade once for $2.99 to unlock custom rules for any website and scheduled focus hours — so distractions are automatically hidden during your deep work time. Why ClutterBlock? Existing solutions are either abandoned, platform-specific, or overengineered. ClutterBlock does one thing well: it keeps the useful parts of your favorite websites while removing the addictive, time-draining noise. Free tier includes: YouTube Shorts, Twitter trends, LinkedIn feed, Reddit front page, Instagram Reels blocking. Pro ($2.99 one-time): Custom rules for any website + scheduled focus time blocks. No subscription. No tracking. No bloat.
Jun 2, 2026
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Media assets
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Contact email
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