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Control your website usage with blocking types. Opening Reddit, Instagram, or YouTube "just for a second" rarely stays a second. Blocks adds a pause before you get in. Every time you open a site on your list, you decide how long you'll use it, then the clock starts. When it ends, you're out, and a cooldown keeps you from jumping right back in. - **Duration sessions**: pick how many minutes you want. When time's up, the site is blocked. - **Video count sessions (YouTube)**: pick how many videos you'll watch. Hit the limit and the session ends. - **Cooldowns**: set how long you stay locked out after each session type. - **Scheduled limits**: cap or fully block your sites on chosen days and hours. - **Your own list**: Instagram, Reddit, and YouTube come ready to go. Add any other site. - **Half Full integration**: optionally lift limits once your tasks are done. Easy, simple, and set up in under a minute. Take your attention back.
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