WebLocker

Block distracting sites, lock pages with a password, and run focus sessions. Private: no account and no tracking.

WebLocker blocks the sites that pull you off your work, and it can lock a page behind your password. There is no account, no tracking, and nothing leaves this device.. Block the tab you are on, or type a site. A domain covers its subdomains. A path is narrower: youtube.com/shorts blocks Shorts and leaves ordinary videos open. The same idea works for instagram.com/reels. Lock is separate. The page stays covered and asks for your password. You can open just that tab, or remember the site until the browser closes. A hard block cannot be opened with the password. A site you blocked yourself, a running focus session, and a schedule that is set to block all stay shut. Focus copies your block list and keeps those sites shut until you close the last Chrome window. Closing the window with the X is enough, even if Chrome stays in the tray. Ending the session early is one click. It does not ask for the password. Pause is refused while a focus session is running. Schedules block or lock a set of sites on the days and hours you choose, including overnight. You also get presets for social networks, video sites, and short-video paths, a right-click menu, and the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+Period (Command+Shift+Period on a Mac). A streak and a seven-day chart stay on this device. Pause turns protection off until the browser closes, and it needs your password. Adding a block or a lock does not ask for the password. Removing a site, pausing, and opening settings do. Export and import move your lists between computers. The file does not contain your password. The interface follows the browser language for English and Turkish, and you can switch it in Backup. WebLocker does not read the words on a page. It only looks at the address. The Chrome Web Store stays reachable, so you can always remove the extension. Allow it in Incognito from the extensions page if private windows should follow the same rules, and pin the icon so the current tab is one click away. What's new WebLocker 2.1 replaces the old lock screen. Block a path such as YouTube Shorts without blocking the whole site. Focus stays on until you close the last window, and you can end it with one click. Schedules, a dashboard, and English and Turkish. Passwords are stored with PBKDF2. If a browser-wide lock was stuck on from an older version, this update turned it off once. Turn it back on from Security if you still want it.