Block these URLs, Domains or Keywords

Tired of distracting or unwanted websites? Take instant control. "Block these URLs, Domains or Keywords" does exactly what it says—efficiently and powerfully. This is a no-nonsense tool for managing your browser tabs. Define what you want to block, and let the extension handle the rest. It’s simple to set up but packed with advanced features for those who need them. 🛡️ What You Can Block & Control: Block by Exact URL: https://example.com/page.html Block Entire Domains: socialsite.com Block Using Keywords: Any URL or page title containing "timewaste" or "spoiler". Advanced Regex Blocking: Use patterns like .*\.blog\.com/.*(news|politics).* for ultimate precision. Smart Redirects: Instead of just blocking, automatically send a tab to a specified URL (e.g., redirect old-tool.com to new-tool.com). ⚙️ Advanced Rule Management: Whitelist (Allowlist): Your "never block" list. Essential sites always work. Combined Rules: Create powerful rules that mix domains, keywords, and regex in a single condition. Temporary Rules: Set a timer on any rule. It will automatically disable itself at a specific time. Detailed Logging: See a history of every blocked page, redirect, and whitelist bypass. Perfect for checking if your rules work or understanding your browsing habits. 🎯 Designed For Practical Use: Boost Productivity: Block distracting sites during work hours. Schedule blocks for your peak focus time. Enforce Safety: Block access to malicious or phishing domains by redirecting them to a warning page. Manage Content: Use keywords to filter out unwanted topics or spoilers. Technical Users: Leverage regex and combined rules for complex website management. 🔐 Privacy Focused: Everything happens in your browser. Your block lists, whitelist, and browsing logs never leave your computer. We do not collect, sell, or have access to your data. Getting started is simple: Click the extension icon. Add a domain (like news.com), a keyword ("games"), or a full URL. Browse in peace. Block these URLs, Domains or Keywords—because sometimes you just need a straightforward tool to keep your browsing on track.