Works exactly how it says it does, however it freezes whenever I open x.com (it worked fine when it was twitter though) which is my main social media so I can only give it 3 stars as a result.

incredibly simple idea, incredibly effective.

whenever i open social media to scroll for a few seconds, close it again without seeing anything entertaining or fulfilling only to open it again and repeat it is incredibly irritating and makes me hate myself for doing it.

one sec lets me take a breath and realize that there probably isnt any good reason to do so and lets me go do something which will actually make me happy. wonderful extension, could not reccomend more

A perfect solution to catch yourself when your habits or auto-pilot kicks in. Doesn't outright block it, so if there is a relevant link to a reddit thread or similar it just adds a little loading time. But for the habitual visits to social media sites it's brilliant, and more often than I realize I just wrote the address to the site on autopilot but had no real interest in visiting it.

Does a good job making me stop and think before going to social media sites, but without just completely blocking them.

I put the time at 20 seconds, and it is just enough that it makes me change my mind about going to sites, unless I have an actual thing I want to do there.

Works even better than on my phone

Finally i found minimalistic app

initially got it to focus on completing my assignments but it cut down my doomscrolling tendencies overall as well. pretty cool

thank you

Good principle as the mobile apps as well. Thank you!

Amazing extension, perfect companion to the very good iOS App. Being able to log-in and sync dashboards is the missing feature, but thats not the end of the world

The one sec browser extension and the one sec iPhone app are looking to be a game changer for me by distracting me out of my distractions. So far, so good.

Make it sync with iOS.

The app has been very helpful on my phone in stopping me from mindlessly scrolling through social media. Very glad it's also an extension!

I don't need to block things 100%, I just need to train myself out of the reflex of opening a new tab, typing 're' + enter, and then losing 15 minutes on reddit before I realize what I'm doing. This extension (and the app) do that beautifully.