BlockSite: Block Websites & Stay Focused
Stay focused and boost productivity: Custom blocklist, Scheduled site blocking, and Password protection.
Boost your productivity by limiting the amount of time you spend on time-wasting websites.
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You sit down at the computer, and you swear you'll be productive. Next thing you know, it's twelve hours later. You've checked your email, updated your Facebook status, blown through 200 pages of Reddit, read every article in your Twitter feed, looked up your favorite band on Wikipedia, vanity googled yourself, cyber-stalked your ex, browsed through all your high-school crushes' Instagram feeds, and lost a week's pay playing online poker.
What you haven't done is WORK.
✦ What is StayFocusd?
StayFocusd, by Sensor Tower, is a productivity extension for Google Chrome that helps you stay focused on work by restricting the amount of time you can spend on time-wasting websites. It provides analytics to help you understand and control your internet usage, ensuring you remain productive throughout the day.
⭐ Our Features ⭐
📊 Website usage history: Get statistics of your daily website usage history.
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Если в "Blocked Sites" случайно нажать "Block all websites except the ones in Allowed Sites list" то сам дашборд расширения блокируется из за чего становится невозможно использовать браузер а также входить в расширение, единственный выход переустановить расширение, но из за этого теряются старые настройки, статистика и т.д.
Very nice
Hilarious , well thought out , Better than most other web blockers . At first I thought this might be a rushed up job . But the guys put a lot of time and effort behind actually making and designing this thing . Perfect for me . Shout out to the Devs
good for concuring the distractions
It's Good for increasing your productivity.
If I block a website after 30 min then it sometime block that site after 15, 13 or another min before me time limit exit
The app works perfectly fine for a few days, as long as you press "remind me later" on their privacy policy. After a few days you finally get the option to press "no" on the very invasive privacy policy, but when you do that, the timer of the app just stops counting down and the app becomes useless. I reported this "bug" to the developer a few weeks ago, but they neither fixed it nor got back to me. This should be a critical bug that should be fixed asap, considering the app silently becomes inoperable for everyone who doesn't want to be spied on, why isn't this being fixed yet? Will change review when you fix it.
It was good before. But now if I close the browser without closing the tabs with banned website first, it counts the time in the background, and the next time I reopen the browser and visit the tab again, it shows me that I run out of time.
Make sure to avoid accepting their use of data governed under their privacy policy. It contains a rider that allows them to use it to train machine learning models, and there's basically no way to suppress information once it's been added to the training data of a model. Otherwise it functions well.
The extension does a good job overall, but recently there's a problem. Whenever a page gets blocked and I close it, the next open tab automatically opens up the "Shouldn't you be working?" page too, which is annoying, especially when I watch a video or something.