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Block distracting sites outside hours you choose for them. No Distractions lets you restrict specific sites — YouTube, Reddit, Twitter, whatever pulls your attention — to the hours you actually want to allow them. Outside that window, the site is replaced with a full-screen blackout page. To get through the blackout page, you have to type the following exactly: "I am using this site for self improvement, not wasting time" Typing it correctly unlocks the site for 30 minutes, then it locks again automatically — even on a tab you already had open. FEATURES • Per-site schedules — a simple drag-slider sets each site's allowed hours (e.g. 9:00 AM–11:00 PM). Anything outside that window is blocked. • Commitment-phrase gate — no snooze button, no "just this once" toggle. You have to consciously type out why you're overriding the block. • 30-minute grace unlock — once you're through, you're not re-prompted on every click, but the block returns automatically after half an hour. • Tamper-locked editing — while a site is currently in its blocked window, you can't loosen or delete its schedule. You can always add new sites. • Domain + subdomain matching — adding "youtube.com" also covers www.youtube.com, m.youtube.com, music.youtube.com, etc. • Synced settings — your site list follows you across any Chrome you're signed into, via Chrome's own sync storage. No accounts, no servers, no tracking. Everything stays in Chrome's local and synced storage on your own devices.
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