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Track open GitHub PRs and prevent PR pile-up with configurable blocking PR Blocker helps developers stay on top of their pull requests by showing a visual reminder whenever you have open PRs waiting for review. HOW IT WORKS When you visit a repository's Pull Requests page or attempt to create a new PR, a modal appears showing all your currently open pull requests. This gentle reminder helps you prioritize reviewing and merging existing work before starting new changes. KEY FEATURES • Visual PR Reminders — A modal popup displays your open PRs with repository, title, and age • PR Age Tracking — Color-coded indicators show how long each PR has been open (green < 3 days, yellow 3-7 days, orange 7-14 days, red > 14 days) • Multi-User Support — Track PRs for multiple GitHub usernames • Configurable Thresholds — Set warning and blocking thresholds based on your workflow • Soft & Hard Modes — Choose between dismissible warnings or hard blocks that disable the "Create PR" button • Badge Counter — See your open PR count on the extension icon • Desktop Notifications — Get notified when PRs are opened or closed • Quiet Hours — Disable notifications during focus time • Optional GitHub PAT — Works without authentication; add a Personal Access Token for higher rate limits and private repo access PERFECT FOR • Developers who tend to open PRs and forget about them • Teams wanting to reduce PR pile-up • Anyone practicing continuous integration best practices PRIVACY This extension only communicates with GitHub's API to fetch your open PRs. No data is collected or sent to third parties. All settings are stored locally in your browser.
Dec 23, 2025
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