★★★★★ Loved on the Chrome Web Store · 100% free to start
Your feeds steal hours. Take them back.
Monkey Block puts gentle, visible limits on the sites that eat your day — YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit and any site you choose. See your time, set your boundaries, break the scroll.
From the Chrome Web Store — real users, real focus.
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"The easiest, best looking and most customizable extension for managing screen time."
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"I tried every website blocker and finally this works the way I want it to."
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"The scheduling feature helps me stay disciplined during work hours."
Before you install
Quick answers to the questions people ask most.
Is Monkey Block really free?
Yes — the core features (limits, blocking, statistics, impulse check) are free and require no account. You can install it and set your first limit right away.
Does it block every website automatically?
No. You stay in control: only the sites you add are tracked, limited, cleaned, or blocked. Everything else browses exactly as before.
What happens to my data?
Your browsing data and statistics stay in your browser. Monkey Block doesn't need an account and doesn't sell your attention — that's the whole point.
Can I set different limits for different sites?
Yes. Each site gets its own daily budget, and schedules let you decide when limits apply — strict during work hours, relaxed in the evening.
Does it work outside Google Chrome?
Monkey Block works on Chrome and Chromium-based browsers like Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, and Arc.
What if I just disable the extension when I'm tempted?
That's what Monkey Shield is for — it adds friction to protect your focus sessions from your own moments of weakness.
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The scroll can wait. Your life can't.
Install Monkey Block, add your three biggest time-thieves, and feel the difference by tonight.
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