Grzegorz's Site Blocker

This extension blocks unwanted sites.

What is Grzegorz's Site Blocker?

Grzegorz's Site Blocker is a Chrome extension that allows you to block unwanted sites by specifying regular expressions or URL filters. It offers a simple and efficient way to add and enable site-blocking rules, making it ideal for managing distractions and improving productivity.

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Extension stats

By: grzegorzmilka

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Users: 62

Rating: 4.67 (3)

Version: 1.19.1 (Last updated: 2024-10-16)

Creation date: 2019-03-10

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

declarativeNetRequest
storage
tabs

Size: 118.78K

Email: gr*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 81714 ▼ 433

Other rankings

#9206 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 8 #122 in website blocker keyword 63 ▲ 9 #165 in site keyword 70 ▲ 2

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Extension summary

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This extension allows you to block websites specified via regular expressions.

For example, to block YouTube:

Open options by clicking on the extension’s icon.
Click the add button.
Write youtube.com in the newly added text field.
Enable the rule by marking the checkbox on the left of your rule.

The extension will now block every URL that has youtube.com and redirect the window to a Wikipedia page on Akrasia.

The extension is basic and I built it to be extremely simple so that I could allowlist it on my employer’s machines to block distracting internal sites. I couldn’t use other external extensions (e.g., Freedom, BlockSite) for that purpose.

User reviews

Nice, does everything I need it for. Being able to define the redirect URL would be nice, but on the other hand, the default is amusing :)

Kathy Murdoch, 2024-08-03

Very helpful for blocking sites I'm not interested in. I like how it now redirects to the Wikipedia page for Akrasia :)

Max Pietsch (Max), 2024-06-02

This extension does what it says on the tin. Runs entirely in-browser (no HTTP requests), and is only about ~100 lines of code, find on GitHub under gregorias/grzegorzssiteblocker. The UI is a little rough, just beware that the box needs to be checked for the site to be blocked, and if any URL patterns are invalid then no sites will be blocked.