AI 产品解读A productivity/well-being Chrome extension that selectively hides distracting elements (feeds, recommendations, stories, reels, comments, thumbnails) from social media and entertainment platforms while still allowing users to access these sites for specific purposes.
Users spend excessive time on engaging social media platforms (Facebook, YouTube, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest, Reddit, Netflix) but completely blocking them isn't always practical. This extension removes the most attention-grabbing UI elements to reduce mindless browsing while preserving useful functionality.
User installs the extension → opens the popup UI → toggles per-platform settings to hide specific elements (feeds, recommendations, stories, etc.) or block entire sites → content scripts run on matched sites and hide/block configured elements → optionally enables paid features for advanced blocking (NSFW/gambling domains, color removal, password lock).
Hide feeds, recommendations, stories, reels, and other distracting elements on 9 platformsBlock specific websites entirely with redirect to a safe pageForce redirect to less distracting pages (e.g., Facebook Friends feed, YouTube Subscriptions)Blur or hide video thumbnails to reduce click temptationCustom URL block list for additional sitesBlock gambling and NSFW domains via curated blocklist (paid)
- 目标用户
- People seeking to reduce time spent on social media / Remote workers and students needing focus / Parents wanting to limit distracting content / Anyone wanting mindful social media usage without full site blocking
- The bundled frontend JS (assets/index-DaKYjg1g.js, 848KB) is heavily minified and contains library code (bcrypt, moment.js, react, jss, focus-lock), making it difficult to fully trace the payment and subscription flow in the popup UI.
- The exact pricing model (one-time vs subscription) could not be definitively determined from source alone, though 'getSubscription' endpoint and 'subscription' keyword suggest a subscription model.
- The scope of what 'hasPaid' unlocks could not be fully verified from service_worker.js alone as the paid gating logic likely resides in the minified popup bundle.
