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Take control of your browsing. Automatically block, close, or redirect tabs based on URLs, keywords, or regex patterns.
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Tired of distracting or unwanted websites? Take instant control. "Block these URLs, Domains or Keywords" does exactly what it says—efficiently and powerfully.
This is a no-nonsense tool for managing your browser tabs. Define what you want to block, and let the extension handle the rest. It’s simple to set up but packed with advanced features for those who need them.
🛡️ What You Can Block & Control:
Block by Exact URL: https://example.com/page.html
Block Entire Domains: socialsite.com
Block Using Keywords: Any URL or page title containing "timewaste" or "spoiler".
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The extension is simply one of the best out there in the market. I can block any amount of keywords, urls, and whitelist the important ones. It has helped me immensely in focusing on important tasks as well as studying and keeping distractions at bay. As a student, this extension is a life-saver. Couldn't thank the developer rq-dev enough.
Your app is wonderful ! So many functionalities. Blocks websites url, domains, and even keywords without any problem Keep it up !
Pocas extensiones hacen tan buen trabajo como esta.
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There's supposedly a way to import a list - rather than manually adding domains, keywords, etc. - but it doesn't seem to work at all. When I click the Import link in the extension configuration it never asks for a file name to import. There's a text input box where you can paste a list of items, in my case it's domain names because I'm trying to use this as a DNS-style of blocker. I can paste my list, and it is displayed correctly, but again nothing happens. It doesn't auto-save them, clicking import after you paste a list of DNS names doesn't do anything either. If you check the extension event logs it says "import completed", but it's not importing anything. This extension may just be unintuitive, or perhaps it doesn't really do anything, but either way it's not working.
I gotta tell it best app I've ever seen for blocking unproductive stuff its the best
No info how to add to whitelist. I added a domain but it never saves. No one word nor image in actually using this extension. So now we have to be programmers to decipher how to use this?? Waste of my precious time. Maddening.
i think i can block unlimited number of URL ?
Works like a charm! :)
Has most of the features of the old version and some newer features, such as being able to add regular expressions to your rules. But now you can only add new rules by opening a new tab, whereas you used to be able to just click on the extension in your toolbar and a pop-up would allow you to add new rules. There's two problems with this. First, it's harder to add new rules, since you now have to copy and paste a URL, instead of just clicking a button like the old version. Second, if you have a password, you can't ever add a new rule without inputting your password every single time. However, it's still one of the cleaner and more comprehensive keyword blockers, but for now, I'd stick with the old one.