I've had it

Shuts the endless feeds on social sites, gives links 30 seconds, and asks for a reason before you open a feed.

I've had it closes the endless parts of social media and leaves the useful parts alone. Most blockers switch a whole site off. That works for about a week, until you need a restaurant's page, a tutorial or a reply to a message, and you turn the blocker off for good. This one only shuts the feeds. WHAT IT DOES Feeds stay shut Short-video feeds, explore pages and home timelines are closed by default. Profiles, posts and search keep working. Links still open Arrive at a post from a search result, an email or a group chat and it opens for 30 seconds, with a small timer at the bottom of the page. Then the page fades out. Visits on purpose cost a breath Typing the address yourself brings up a short pause and one question: what did you come here to do? Pick a window of 2, 5 or 15 minutes. "Just browsing" is allowed, it just gets the shortest one. Tutorials get a longer window Videos filed under Education, Science and How-to get up to an hour. Recommendations and end-screen suggestions are hidden while you watch. Long scrolls get noticed After 25 screens of continuous scrolling the page dims and tells you how far you went. Messages keep working Direct messages stay reachable while the feeds around them are shut. You set the limits A daily budget for social sites, an optional "no feeds before noon", and a mode per site: Closed, Pause or Open. Unlocking a closed feed means typing one sentence and waiting 60 seconds. ONE ACCOUNT, EVERY DEVICE Sign in at ivehadit.app and your daily totals (minutes per site, feeds stopped, the reasons you typed) sync to your account, so your dashboard shows every computer you use. The pages you open never leave your device: the extension only turns them into those totals. PRICING 10 days free, then $2.99 a week, or $1.99 to open one closed site for an hour. A card is needed to start the trial, and you can cancel any time before the first charge. Questions: hello@ivehadit.app