Time Blocker

What it does

A simple, privacy-focused Chrome extension to limit your time on distracting websites. Track usage, set per-site time limits, and view visual logs. Everything runs locally. No privacy issues

A simple, privacy-focused Chrome extension to limit your time on distracting websites. Track usage, set per-site time limits, and view visual logs. Everything runs locally. - GitHub - apoorv7g/Time-Blocker: A simple, privacy-focused Chrome extension to limit your time on distracting websites. Track usage, set per-site time limits, and view visual logs. Everything runs locally.

A minimal and local-only browser extension that helps you control time spent on distracting websites. You can set time limits per site, monitor active usage, and block access once the limit is exceeded. Everything works locally in your browser. No chance of any data leaks. Note: Chrome no longer allows direct .crx installs unless you're using enterprise distribution. This extension does not collect, store, or transmit any personal or behavioral data. All usage logs and settings are stored locally in your browser using Chrome’s extension storage APIs. A simple, privacy-focused Chrome extension to limit your time on distracting websites. Track usage, set per-site time limits, and view visual…from github.com

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