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Pause before you scroll. Add friction to entertainment sites and reclaim your attention. Hold On adds a small moment of friction before distracting sites open. When you visit a site you have configured, Hold On asks you to pause first. You can still continue. The point is not to block the web, but to make the next click a little less automatic. What it does: - Set rules per domain. - Choose a lighter or stronger pause level for each site. - Wait a few seconds before the page opens. - Close the attempt instead of continuing. - Use a limited emergency pass when you really need to skip the timer. - See a small daily record of attempts, closes, remaining time, and emergency passes. - Set quiet hours when holds stay out of the way. Hold On stores its rules and daily counters locally in your browser. It does not collect or transmit personal data.
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