Unplug: Simple Site Blocker

Unplug: Simple Site Blocker is a Chrome extension developed by Keith Swanger. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of Unplug: Simple Site Blocker is 1.0.4, updated on 2022-12-20.
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Block distracting websites to increase productivity and maintain focus.

Tailor your browsing experience for maximum productivity. Easily block distracting websites and stop the mindless scrolling.

🟢 Recommendation: Pin the Unplug extension for easy access to blocking information and settings.

Features

⛔ Block List
Add distracting websites to your block list to deny access to them. Block single pages, paths, or entire websites.

✅ Allow List
Add productive websites to your allow list. You can also add any productive pages or paths of websites that are on your block list to fine tune your browsing experience.

🛑 Exclusive Allow Mode
This toggleable mode blocks any website that is not on your Allow List.

⭐ Motivational Block Page
When a site is blocked, you get a random motivational quote.

🔒 Password protection (optional)
Add a password that must be entered before changing Unplug's settings.

Unplug is completely free to use and always will be.

ℹ️ Privacy Information
Unplug: Simple Site Blocker does not collect or share your personal data, browsing history, or any other personal information. Your website block list and allow list information is stored in Chrome's sync storage to allow you to sync blocking information between computers.

💡 Updates
1.0.4 Changelog:
• Added optional password protection

1.0.2 Changelog:
• Added Re-enable duration: automatically re-enable Unplug after a user-selected duration (10 Minutes, 24 hours, Never, etc.) if Unplug is disabled from its settings page.
• Search parameters are now considered when determining if a website should be blocked/allowed. Search parameters occur after a '?' in a URL.
• Added more motivational quotes.

1.0.1 Changelog:
• Removed unnecessary logs to the Chrome console.