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Website BlockerBrowser extension
The Website Blocker for Chrome with built-in Pomodoro timer, schedule and password protection. Set up in 30 seconds — all local, no account.
You added facebook.com to your blocklist. Take a breath and get back to what matters.
Website Blocker
Mix and match — from a single domain to a whole category, only on weekday mornings, only during a Pomodoro session.
Block whole sites with one click. facebook.com, youtube.com, anything — gone the moment you paste it.
Surgical blocks: youtube.com/shorts/*, reddit.com/r/all. Keep the parts you love, kill the parts that eat your day.
Type casino once. Every gambling site goes dark. Same for poker, shorts, anything you don't want to see again.
Five ready-made packs — Social, Games, News, Video, Shopping — covering 60+ sites between them. One toggle disables them all.
Workdays 9–18, evenings 18–23, or all day. Multiple intervals per day, overnight ranges (18:00 → 09:00) work too.
A separate kill-list that activates only during Pomodoro sessions. Off duty? Sites are back. Timer running? They're gone.
Block social media, news and YouTube during deep work. Run a Pomodoro session and stay heads-down until the timer rings.
Block YouTube, TikTok, Reddit and games while studying. Lock the rules with a password so you cannot weasel out before the exam.
Set up a parental control website blocker on the family Chrome profile, then protect the rules with a password only you know. Categories cover the obvious bad neighborhoods in one click.
Schedule blocks for Monday-to-Friday, 9 to 18, and let the extension turn focus on and off automatically. Evening blocks for the after-work scroll spiral.
Add to Chrome from the Web Store, then pin the lock icon next to your address bar for one-click access.
Paste a domain, pick a category, type a keyword — or just hit Block this site on any Chrome page that's wasting your time.
Run a Pomodoro session, set a daily schedule, lock the rules with a password — and watch the stats pile up.
Need more methods? Read the full guide: How to block websites on Chrome — 6 methods →
Block a whole website, target one exact URL pattern, or stop every domain that contains a keyword. Each item has its own on/off switch, so you can pause a rule without deleting it.
Perfect for blocking all of YouTube, only YouTube Shorts, or anything with words like casino, poker, or game.
Run 25/5, 50/10, or your own intervals. Pick a different kill-list for focus sessions and let the timer enforce it — pause, resume, skip the break, see exactly where you are in the cycle.
When the focus phase ends, your sites come back automatically. No willpower required.
Set an 8-character password and a one-time recovery code. Adding, removing, or disabling blocks now needs the password — useful for kids, useful for self-discipline at 2 a.m.
Forgot it? Use the recovery code. Don't have it? You'll need to wait. That's the point.
Add a short task list right inside the extension, then filter by All, Active, or Completed while you work. Tasks can be grouped into Personal, Work, Daily, or your own custom categories.
Completed tasks feed into local statistics, so the extension tracks both what you avoided and what you actually finished.
Live counter of blocked attempts today and this week. A 7-day chart so you can spot patterns. The top 10 most-blocked sites with their favicons — usually a slightly painful list.
Ninety days of history kept locally, then auto-cleaned. No accounts, no cloud.
Social Media, Games, News, Video, Shopping — every pack is a curated list of the usual suspects. Flip the toggle on Monday morning, flip it back on Friday evening.
Need your own pack? Build a custom category with any sites you want, in seconds.
Choose the days, choose the hours. Multiple intervals per day are fine. Overnight ranges that wrap past midnight are fine. Quick presets — Workday 9–18, Evening 18–23, Always — get you running in two clicks.
Block a whole domain, a single path like YouTube Shorts, any page that mentions a word, or a curated category of sites — whatever makes the most sense for the distraction you are fighting.
The classic. Add a domain and every page on it loads the block screen instead.
Surgical strikes. Block YouTube Shorts but keep regular videos. Block Reddit's front page but allow your subreddits.
Catch any page whose URL or title mentions a word — useful for topics that show up under many domains.
Five curated packs — flip a toggle and 60+ sites are blocked at once.
Build your own pack. Name it, add any sites you want, toggle the whole pack on or off in one click.
Combine any of the above with the schedule. Blocks turn on automatically during work hours and turn off in the evening.
Share the extension from the popup in one click when someone else needs help staying off distracting sites.
Counters for today / this week, top distractions with favicons, 90 days of history kept locally.
Light and dark themes, easy on the eyes for late sessions. Switch in one click from the popup.
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"Excellent extension."
50,000+ Chromium users trust Website Blocker — across Chrome, Edge, Brave and Opera. Featured in the Chrome Web Store.
No account required. No cloud blocklist. No selling personal data. Your blocked websites, schedule, password hash, tasks and focus stats stay in Chrome storage — on your machine, not on someone else's server.
Install and try it — no sign-up, no profile, no cloud sync. An email is only used if you buy Pro, so your purchase can be restored on another computer. Your blocklist is never attached to it.
Blocklist, schedule, password hash, tasks and 90 days of stats all live in chrome.storage on your device. Uninstall the extension and the data is gone with it.
Built on Chrome's Manifest V3. The extension uses storage, tabs, activeTab, webNavigation, alarms, offscreen (a hidden page that keeps your Pro status in one place) and, for the ad blocker, declarative, scripting and webRequest, plus host access required to read URLs and decide locally whether to block them. No remote scripts, no eval, no browsing history sent to our servers.
One extension, one install — same experience on Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi. If your browser opens the Chrome Web Store, Website Blocker runs.
Lock your settings behind a password so you cannot disable blocks in a moment of weakness — perfect for parental control or honest self-discipline. Recovery code only on your machine.
Website Blocker is funded by Pro subscriptions, not by your data. Anonymous product analytics, no ad networks. No browsing history, blocked domains, passwords or tasks sent to our servers.
Install for free and try the blocker. Pro unlocks the full extension — blocking websites, keywords and URL rules, categories, schedule, Focus Mode, tasks, statistics and password protection.
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
Billed yearly. Works out to $1.40 a month.
Pay once, keep it forever.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Built-in ad blocker, switched on or off from the popup | Included | Included |
| Block websites, URL patterns and keywords | Not included | Included |
| Category packs and custom categories | Not included | Included |
| Schedule by days and hours | Not included | Included |
| Focus Mode with a Pomodoro timer | Not included | Included |
| Password protection | Not included | Included |
| Tasks and statistics | Not included | Included |
New installs get a few free tries of the Pro features. After that, using a Pro feature opens the plans.
Pro isn't offered in every country. Where it isn't, everything in this table is free and the extension won't ask you to upgrade.
Prices in USD. Plans are bought inside the extension: once the free tries are used up, a Pro feature opens the plans.
chrome.storage on your device. Only if you buy Pro do you sign in with an email — that is what lets you restore the purchase on another computer. Nothing about your blocklist is attached to that email.youtube.com/shorts/* instead of blocking the whole domain. Same trick works for reddit.com/r/all and twitter.com/explore. Full guide on blocking YouTube on Chrome →chrome.storage. Your blocklist never leaves your device; your stats leave it only as a few anonymous totals in the sampled analytics described in the privacy policy. They stay on the computer where you set them up and don't sync to your other computers.webNavigation API, so there's no per-page script overhead. It's effectively invisible until you try to open a blocked site.Write to the Website Blocker team about setup, Focus Mode, your Pro plan or a refund.
We usually reply within 1–2 business days.
Already have Pro? Manage or cancel your plan in the extension under Settings → Account. Refunds are available within 30 days of purchase, as described in the Refund Policy.
The Website Blocker for Chrome — no signup, works in 30 seconds.