GeoBlock

Filter search, YouTube, Amazon & Reddit results by country. Block regions, channels, and subreddits; optional Geo-IP detection.

GeoBlock quietly hides content from the countries you pick, across search engines, video sites, social feeds, news apps, and shopping sites. Save separate setups for Work, Personal, or Research, each with its own list of countries and rules. Switch between them manually or on a schedule (e.g. Work 9–5 weekdays). Choose how strict the filter is, or set different rules for specific sites. Block any site, channel, page, account, or word with one click — or always allow one with the opposite. Right-click any result to block it, or use a keyboard shortcut. Press Alt+Shift+R on any page to peek at what's hidden without disabling filtering. Works on images and videos too. Filter by language on video sites. Turn filtering on or off for each site, snooze it globally or just for the current site, keep your own allow and block lists, import lists in bulk, and export everything as a file. Optional extras (all off by default): look up a site's country by IP, block whole hosting providers, show a small label next to results from state-funded media, see the current site's country and city, and sync your settings across devices. Stats break down what's been blocked by country, source, and site, with a top-sources-this-week glance card and Today, 7-day, 30-day, and all-time views. Everything runs on your device. Your browsing history, searches, and personal info never leave your computer. The only thing that ever leaves, if you turn on the IP or current-site features, is the website's address, sent to ip-api.com and remembered for a day. Cross-device sync only shares your settings.