Block Site is a browser extension that blocks access to websites by matching hostnames against a user-created block list. It adds a toolbar action button, and hostnames can also be added through the options page. A master password feature grants access to restricted sites for a defined duration. The extension can also redirect a hostname and its arguments to a new destination.
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wnr is a free and open-source time-management tool for Windows, macOS and Linux. It provides a timer with a fullscreen focus mode that makes rest mandatory and blocks virtual desktops and every monitor until a session ends. Options include disabling cancelling, skipping or stopping, parent control, statistics, mini mode and predefined tasks.
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wnr is a free and open-source time-management tool for Windows, macOS and Linux. It provides a timer with a fullscreen focus mode that makes rest mandatory and blocks virtual desktops and every monitor until a session ends. Options include disabling cancelling, skipping or stopping, parent control, statistics, mini mode and predefined tasks.
ProcrastiTracker is an open source time tracking tool for Windows that automatically tracks applications and documents used and provides detailed usage statistics. It is written to be small and non-intrusive, and is described as useful for increasing productivity and tracking and billing time across projects or clients.
EveryTimeZone is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
ProductivePrivacy is a curated directory of privacy-focused applications and tools. It lists software that prioritizes data security, is open-source, or offers end-to-end encryption, including note-taking apps, collaborative editors, database tools and other productivity software. Users can filter and sort the listed applications by category and other attributes.
Cold Turkey is a free website blocker for studying or focusing on work. It blocks distracting websites and applications, including social media, games, YouTube and the entire internet. Blocks can be scheduled and locked. A Pro lifetime license adds application blocking, application passwords and all locking features. Supported on Windows and macOS; Linux, ChromeOS, Android and iOS are not supported.
ActivityWatch is a free and open-source automated time tracker for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android. It automatically tracks how time is spent on devices, including app and website usage, and keeps all data on the device rather than uploading it to the cloud.
