Block websites with a plan instead of willpower. Learn which distracting websites to block, which block type fits each site, how to protect your focus hours and study time, and how to set it all up in Chrome, Edge and Firefox.
Not every site blocker Chrome extension is built the same. Here are 10 features to check before you install one, from schedules, time limits and whitelist mode to Incognito coverage, bypass protection, privacy and free vs paid plans.
Learn how to block websites on Chrome with a free extension: install it, enter the site and click Block. Then block single pages, set time limits or schedules, keep blocks working in Incognito and fix sites that still open.
How to block websites in Chrome without an extension: set the URLBlocklist policy, use Google Family Link for a child, or edit the hosts file. Compare the methods and see when an extension is the better choice.
Chrome block websites the smart way: give each site the right blocking mode. Learn when to use Permanent Block, a Custom Schedule for work hours, a daily time limit, an attempt limit or Whitelist mode, with exact setup steps for each.
A website blocker stops chosen sites from opening by checking each address against your rules. Learn how a website blocker works, how extensions, desktop apps, DNS filters, routers and parental controls compare, what it can and can't block, and who it helps.