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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.
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