One Deep Breath

Take control of your browsing habits using mindfulness.

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One Deep Breath

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2022-10-02

By: http://onedeepbreath.io

Users: 179

Rating: 4.67

(6)

Version: 0.0.12 (Last updated: 2020-03-21)

Creation date: 2020-03-20

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

<all_urls>
activeTab
tabs
storage
webRequest
webRequestBlocking

Size: 24.08M

Email: sa*****@gmail.com

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Stay focused, relaxed, and mindful, all day, every day. Block distracting websites and take back control of your browsing habits. All it takes is one deep breath.

Each time you visit a site on your blocklist, a visual meditation will guide you through a carefully designed breathing exercise that helps you cultivate mindfulness, focus, and relaxation.

Don't just block websites, get to the underlying core of technological addiction and improve your day.

Used by Zen monks, world-class athletes, and military officials, deep, mindful breathing is one of the only scientifically-proven ways to stay mindful, alert, and in control of your actions.

Why not use it to stay productive and focused on the web?

Beat social media addiction, stop wasting time watching videos, and start improving your life, one deep breath at a time.

User reviews

I like it. But it would be nice if the meditations came up as an option when I click on "Pause for 15 Minutes". Instead, it just blocks the sites I listed for 15 minutes? How can I access any of those meditations myself?

Cindy Bahl (Inquisitive Writer), 2022-09-22

I am so incredibly grateful for this extension, it has brought me so much more calm, before this I would mindlessly click to youtube as escapism from inner stress which ironically resulted in a lot more stress as I wasted half of my day being so unproductively and ignoring what I actually wanted to do - with this, I now see that actually I just need to breath, relax, chill, and get back to my day once I've had some inner time - massive thank you for helping me with something I have endlessly struggled with 🙏