Web Site blocker
Easy way to block distracting websites to prevent access while you work
Prevents accidental tab closing and refreshing on specified websites
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Tab Protector is a browser extension designed for preventing accidental closure or refreshing of specific sites. Ideal for users who often fill out lengthy forms or engage in workflows that must not be disrupted, this extension offers a straightforward solution to avoid losing work. Once configured, protection is automatically enforced whenever you revisit a listed URL.
How to choose a URL:
- Entering a URL will apply the protection to any URLs that start with what you submitted.
- For example, protecting "example.com" will also cover "example.com/path", but protecting "example.com/path" won't also cover "example.com".
- The same is true for subdomains. If you set "example.com" as protected, that won't cover "sub.example.com" or "sub.example.com/path" because they don't start with "example.com", and vice versa.
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