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详细介绍
Put time limits on unproductive sites.
Dawdle block limits the usage of time-wasting sites by blocking them after the time limit you set is exceeded.
Avoid procrastination.
You can set a daily time limit, active hours and active days. You can specify urls or parts of them to match visited sites. If a match is found your time limit begins to deplete. When the time is used up, the blacklisted sites are blocked. You can also whitelist sites to not deplete the time. For example you can block the whole domain reddit.com, but allow www.reddit.com/r/programming/.
You can whitelist or blacklist specific YouTube channels or genres.
You can set different rules for different times of the day, different days of the week or anything you can come up with using multiple independent block sets. You can have up to 50 of them.
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Patch notes:
Version 1.5.2
- Save indicator made sticky to always be on screen
- Small visual improvements
Version 1.5.1
- Fix inability to add more than 15 block sets in options.
- Switch to overall more usable whole page options menu
Version 1.5.0
- Added compression for saves to allow more blocking rules for each block set
(from ~80 rules to 500 and more depending on shortness of the rules)
- Improved save indicator
* Message shown is clearer than before when settings are successfully saved
* Now shows a message if there was an error when saving, eg. storage is full
- Fixed timer not resetting in some situations
- Improved annoy mode banner consistency on different websites
- Added hover tooltip to show full contents of long blocking rules
Version 1.4.7
- Fixed bug where deleting drag and dropped block sets would break the settings user interface until reload
- Annoy mode banner made more consistent on different websites
Version 1.4.6
- Fixed colors in typing test to be visible in dark mode
Version 1.4.5
- Fixed bug where "Require active" setting could not be unchecked
Version 1.4.4
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Dawdle block limits the usage of time-wasting sites by blocking them after the time limit you set is exceeded.
Avoid procrastination.
You can set a daily time limit, active hours and active days. You can specify urls or parts of them to match visited sites. If a match is found your time limit begins to deplete. When the time is used up, the blacklisted sites are blocked. You can also whitelist sites to not deplete the time. For example you can block the whole domain reddit.com, but allow www.reddit.com/r/programming/.
You can whitelist or blacklist specific YouTube channels or genres.
You can set different rules for different times of the day, different days of the week or anything you can come up with using multiple independent block sets. You can have up to 50 of them.
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Patch notes:
Version 1.5.2
- Save indicator made sticky to always be on screen
- Small visual improvements
Version 1.5.1
- Fix inability to add more than 15 block sets in options.
- Switch to overall more usable whole page options menu
Version 1.5.0
- Added compression for saves to allow more blocking rules for each block set
(from ~80 rules to 500 and more depending on shortness of the rules)
- Improved save indicator
* Message shown is clearer than before when settings are successfully saved
* Now shows a message if there was an error when saving, eg. storage is full
- Fixed timer not resetting in some situations
- Improved annoy mode banner consistency on different websites
- Added hover tooltip to show full contents of long blocking rules
Version 1.4.7
- Fixed bug where deleting drag and dropped block sets would break the settings user interface until reload
- Annoy mode banner made more consistent on different websites
Version 1.4.6
- Fixed colors in typing test to be visible in dark mode
Version 1.4.5
- Fixed bug where "Require active" setting could not be unchecked
Version 1.4.4
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