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Make website checking deliberate with visit budgets, active-time limits, and permanent blocks. Visit Budget turns automatic website checking into a deliberate choice. Give a site one of three boundaries: - Visit budget — allow a chosen number of daily re-entries. - Active-time budget — allow 15 minutes to four hours, counting only while its tab is selected in focused Chrome. - Permanent block — keep the site unavailable. Like Odysseus tying himself to the mast, you set the guardrail before the urge arrives. Refreshing a page and ordinary navigation within the same configured site do not use another visit. You can also choose whether returning to a site from another tab counts as a re-entry. When a budget runs out and access is genuinely necessary, an override remains available — but it is not effortless. Wait 15 seconds, choose a 5–60 minute access window, then enter a fresh confirmation code. Permanent blocks have no override. Private by design: no account, analytics, ads, telemetry, or browsing data leaving your device. Website access is requested only when you create a rule for that website. Visit Budget provides deliberate friction, not an unbreakable lock. You can still remove the extension or use another browser or profile. Its purpose is to create a small pause, long enough to decide what you want to do next. If it helps, an honest review or feedback on what would make it better is always welcome.
Sep 15, 2026
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