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Block distracting sites and elements to help you stay focused WebWall helps you stay productive by blocking distracting websites and attention-grabbing elements on platforms like Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, Twitter/X, and more. Start a focus session with one click and get back your time and attention. - Quick Focus: Hides feeds, reels, explore tabs, and other dopamine traps. - Deep Focus: Fully blocks selected sites with a clean, friendly block page. - Schedules: Set recurring focus times that auto-activate. - One-click controls: Start or end sessions from the popup. - Smart defaults: Works out of the box; customize later if you want. How it works: - Start a session (e.g., 25m or 90m) from the popup. - WebWall blocks distracting content or entire sites during your session. - When the timer ends, everything is automatically restored. Features: - Instagram: Hide feed posts, reels, explore, stories (optional), shopping, live. - YouTube: Reduce homepage distractions and suggested content. - Reddit/Twitter/X: Diminish infinite scrolling temptations. - Schedules + notifications. - Lightweight, privacy-friendly, no tracking. Permissions: - declarativeNetRequest for site blocking - storage for your settings - alarms for session timing - activeTab to interact with current pages Built to be simple, fast, and effective—so you can focus on what matters.
Sep 28, 2025
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