A tool for better focus
If you’ve used the internet recently, you’ve probably noticed how sticky it’s become. YouTube suggests endless videos after the one you wanted to watch. Amazon shows you flash sales and recommendations you didn’t ask for. The New York Times follows every article with a wall of recommended articles.
These features aren't accidents—they're designed to keep you engaged longer than you intended.
So I built a custom filter list that removes these distractions from over 200 websites. It works with uBlock Origin and turns scattered browsing back into focused sessions.
YouTube shows just the video you came for—no suggested videos, no comments pulling you into debates, no YouTube TV upsells.
Netflix becomes your watchlist—not an overwhelming grid of algorithmic recommendations.
Amazon functions like a normal store—no "only 3 left!" urgency tactics, no purchase history tempting you to buy more stuff.
News sites give you the article—without the sidebar designed to keep you scrolling.
I know it works because when I accidentally turn it off, I immediately start spending more time on these sites than I meant to.
Install for my ad blocker.
Email me any thoughts or contribute on GitHub