focusmode - Stay Focused, Be Present
Pause and decide mindfully how long you want to spend on distracting sites.
Focus blocks websites so you can focus on schoolwork. Focus blocks non-educational websites, so students focus on success.
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Focus by Freedom helps you stay focused on your work or schoolwork. Focus blocks distracting websites, while allowing you access to the sites you need. Focus lets you do better work in less time.
THE CHALLENGE
Do you work or study on your computer?
Then you’ve been distracted by news, social media, shopping, email. These distractions lead you to drift off-task, waste time, and end up unproductive and unfulfilled. We’ve all been there.
The temptation of opening a new browser tab to find a new distraction is strong and the action is often compulsive.
We all have specific sites that are our go-to distractions, but we also know that anything we click has the potential to become a distraction. except for the tools we’re using to get our work or studying done.
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If site is added in whitelist, subpages on this site are blocked. It doesn't help to work, if I can't read different scientific papers on one site without entering pin every two minutes.
Pas mal du tout ! Par contre faut voir si la manière dont ça fonctionne vous convient : Il bloque l'accès à tout Internet, hormis aux sites d'une whitelist personnalisable. Vous créez un mot de passe. Puis si vous souhaitez accéder à un site web de la whitelist : aucun problème. En revanche, si vous souhaitez accéder à un autre site web ne figurant pas dans la liste : il demande le mot de passe. Si vous voulez davantage d'options, je vous conseille Freedom.to
Sometimes It doesn't block the site after the fixed time's over. Otherwise It's until now best focus extension for me.
Useful extension that can couple with Freedom! "Focus -- On Your Work" makes it easier to use useful/productive sites but limit access to other sites. I like the use of the PIN to get access to other sites, if needed.
Good overall design, but it keeps disabling itself so I have to re-enable it every time I visit a site. Kind of defeats the point. If it worked more consistently it'd be great. I like the option to enter the PIN to allow access, because sometimes you forget to add a site to your allowed list.
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Its nice. But it block sites that are on the "whitelist" which is kind of frustrating.
it really works with freedom app blocker. i like the idea that it needs a password.
it doesn't really work. the wildcard thing.
Equal parts helpful and frustrating. I love it when I want to use it, but it enables itself anytime I launch my browser and I have to manually disable it each and every time. There does not appear to be any option to keep the extension but stop it from automatically enabling itself. When I'm working it's great, but to have to manually disable it repeatedly anytime I am off the clock and just want to casually surf the web is incredibly annoying. I honestly can't understand why the very simple option to change this default setting doesn't exist (or if it does exist, it is needlessly difficult to find). If it weren't for this obnoxious issue, I would definitely give Focus a 5-star review, but as it stands now, I will likely get rid of it because it's becoming more trouble than it's worth.