Last updated: May 10, 2026
All data generated by the extension is stored locally on your device using Chrome's built-in chrome.storage.local API. This includes:
None of this data ever leaves your browser. There is no server, no cloud storage, no sync service, and no external database.
The extension uses your device's camera solely to capture a photo when you visit a blocked site. These photos are stored locally in your browser's extension storage. They are never uploaded, transmitted, or shared with any external service or third party.
Camera access requires your explicit permission and can be revoked at any time through Chrome's site settings.
The extension requests the following permissions:
declarativeNetRequest / declarativeNetRequestWithHostAccess
Required to redirect blocked sites to the extension's block page. Broad host access is necessary because users can block any website of their choice.
storage
Required to save your settings, blocked site list, attempt history, and captured photos locally.
offscreen
Required to access the camera for photo capture in the background.
webNavigation
Required as a backup mechanism to detect navigation to blocked sites.
alarms
Required for periodic time tracking updates.
This extension does not collect any data. Specifically: