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Helps you stay focused by timing distracting sites and redirecting you to a focus plan page when time is up. # Chrome Web Store Listing — 2 mins only ## Title 2 mins only — Time limits with a focus plan ## Short description (max ~132 chars) Set time limits for distracting sites. When time’s up, get redirected to a focus plan page and build better habits. ## Full description 2 mins only helps you stay focused by limiting time on distracting sites and coaching you back to your goals when time is up. How it works - Add sites like youtube.com or reddit.com with a time limit (1–120 min) - A timer starts automatically when you visit those sites - When time expires, you’re redirected to a simple focus plan page - The site is placed in a configurable cooldown (default 1 hour) - During cooldown, visits redirect to the plan page with a countdown Key features - Site-specific timers and defaults for popular sites - Learning mode and smart whitelists for educational content - Simple popup to view timers and manage sites - Syncs your settings with Chrome sync storage Privacy-first - No account, no external servers, no data collection - All data stays in your browser (Chrome Storage) Permissions rationale - tabs: Detect your current URL and redirect to the focus page - storage: Save your settings and cooldown state - activeTab: Access the current tab metadata when needed - alarms: Schedule timer expirations - <all_urls>: Ensure timers and redirects work across the sites you configure Contact email: support@2minsonly.xyz
Aug 11, 2025
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