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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Ledger Insights is a news site covering enterprise blockchain, offering ideas and news for enterprise blockchain builders on permissioned and public distributed ledger technology use cases and digital currencies. It reports on banks, tokenization, stablecoins and capital markets applications.
Minecraft Pixel Art is a site for planning and building Minecraft block art. Blueprint mode converts an image into a block plan, while Draw mode starts from a blank canvas. Planning tools include material browsing, block counts, shopping lists and palette filters. Image conversion runs in the browser with no account required. Plans can be shared by QR to a phone or exported.
Blockscan.com is a multichain explorer that presents real-time data, portfolio balances and in-depth analytics. The site states that it supports 30 or more chains. It also lists sections for Address of the Day, Token of the Day, Cross-Chain Transactions and Headlines. No other details about its operation are provided in the supplied material.
Coin Dance is a site offering community-driven Bitcoin statistics and services, covering block reward halving, hash rate, network nodes, transactions, block sizes and development. It presents network summaries, mining breakdowns, fees and proof-of-work data and has a switch to view Bitcoin Cash, eCash and Bitcoin SV.
GoChain Explorer is a block explorer for the GoChain blockchain. The site shows real-time network statistics, total supply, recent blocks, latest transactions and total burned GO. It presents itself as fast, scalable, eco-friendly and Ethereum-compatible, and is labeled Beta.
Morphe is an app modification tool for Android, created by former ReVanced contributors, that patches YouTube, YouTube Music and Reddit with ad blocking and custom features. Patches include ad blocking, SponsorBlock support, return of dislike counts and player enhancements. The site states that users download Morphe, choose an app, apply patches and install the patched app.
NFT Evening is a news and data site covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, NFTs, crypto art, blockchain games, AI and the metaverse. Its articles include exchange reviews and comparisons such as a BingX review and a BingX versus MEXC comparison.
Plucky is an Internet filter intended to help users keep long-term goals by enforcing self-set boundaries. It offers image blocking, a configurable delay before sites are allowed, scheduled blocking and blackout hours, and fine-grained filtering. It is available on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android. A 30-day free trial is offered, after which subscription costs $2-$15 per month depending on income.
Sink It for Reddit is a Safari extension that modifies Reddit's web version, described as a hyper focused extension that makes Reddit's web version usable. Its features include muting of subs, sites, words and users, color coded comments, adaptive dark mode, antiprocrastination mode and ad blocking. The developer states that blocking happens on the device and that no data is collected.
arthistoricum.net – ART-Books is an academic art book platform hosted by Heidelberg University Library. It is protected by Anubis, a Proof-of-Work anti-bot system designed to block aggressive AI scraping. Such scraping causes site downtime and makes resources inaccessible for legitimate users. Anubis is a temporary measure while the site develops fingerprinting to identify headless browsers, after which legitimate users will not need to complete the proof-of-work challenge. The system requires modern JavaScript and is incompatible with plugins like JShelter that disable these features.
Chrome Mask is a Firefox browser extension that lets users toggle a setting to make Firefox appear as Google Chrome to websites that block Firefox access. Unlike generic user agent spoofing extensions, it only applies the Chrome user agent to user-selected specific sites rather than all sites, and automatically updates the Chrome version it pretends to be.
DataRequests is a website that helps people generate GDPR requests to companies for their privacy rights. Users choose companies from a database or add their own, the site generates a request the user sends themselves, and it offers reminders and help assessing answers and complaining. The site states it never sees user data.
A guide listing known fake FitGirl Repacks websites and methods for avoiding them. It states that fitgirl-repacks.site is the only real site, that FitGirl has no social media accounts, and that fake sites can be blocked with a uBlock Origin filter or the hosts file.
The HHU ResearchData website displays an Anubis bot verification page that uses a proof-of-work challenge to block automated scraping. This placeholder solution, set up by the site administrator to protect server resources from aggressive scraping while more permanent detection methods are developed, can cause temporary downtime that renders the site's resources inaccessible for all users.
Million Short is an independent, ad-free web search engine offering private search. It provides site removal, Boost/Block controls, and topic-specific mini search engines called Topicals. The site also offers a browser extension and filtering options.
OpenUserJS is a site for downloading userscripts to enhance your browser. Its home page lists userscripts with names, install counts, ratings and update dates, including tools to bypass link shorteners, block YouTube autoplay previews, view manga pages online and widen GitHub pages. The site states that continued use constitutes agreement to its Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
9anime.to was an anime piracy streaming site that rebranded to Aniwave.to. According to its operators, the change was motivated by DMCA issues and multiple ISPs blocking the domain, with all 9anime domains redirected. The site first appeared in 2016.
1Hosts provides DNS filter and blocklists in Lite and Xtra variants intended to block ads, trackers and malware. Lite is described as balanced for general users with low false positives, while Xtra is aggressive and may disrupt legitimate sites or services.
33mail creates private email aliases that forward to an existing email address. Users pick an alias for each site, and any mail sent to it is forwarded. Aliases can be blocked via a link in the email, and users can reply anonymously to forwarded messages. The basic service is free with a bandwidth limit; a premium subscription adds features such as custom domains.
Pando Proto is a DeFi project offering decentralized exchange, lending and borrowing, stablecoin minting and crypto wallet services built with blockchain-based MTG technology. The site states Pando is beginning its sunset, with Mixin maintaining the protocol and DeFi services moving to maintenance-only access.
Appnetica is a site listing downloadable applications and games for Mac, Windows and Linux, with entries grouped by version and genre. Registration through Proton, Tutanota, AOL and similar email services is blocked by the anti-spam system, and Gmail, Yandex Mail or Mail.ru are suggested instead. Some listed content has been removed at a rights holder's request.
Bancuh is a free public adblock DNS service. According to the project, it blocks ads, trackers, malware, phishing, scams, adult content, gambling and dating sites for every device on a network through one DNS setting, with no app or account. It supports plain DNS, DNS-over-TLS and DNS-over-HTTPS, and the server and website are open source.
Blacklight is a real-time website privacy inspector from The Markup. A user enters a website address and Blacklight scans it, revealing user-tracking technologies on the site. Tests cover ad trackers, third-party cookies, tracking that evades cookie blockers, session-monitoring scripts, keystroke capturing, and data sent to Facebook, TikTok, Twitter/X and Google Analytics. A scan normally takes between 30 seconds and one minute.