Includes an ad for a subscription service. "But you can try for free!" Begone. Enjoy 1 star.

I found this tactic to be really annoying for a while but then I started to appreciate the little bit of head space it gave me whenever I opened a new tab or something like that.

Helpful at first, but the extension interrupts every window or tab spawned by a monitored service as if it is the first one. I sometimes feel I have spent a large portion of my allotted time waiting on the Pause green butterfly. If you are setting up a new account at a business site that uses, say, Twitter for authentication, the tiny window that pops up gives you the green butterfly instead of the form you need.

Would love to give this extension 5 stars! But please look into the issue of Blocking "google.com" seems to block all the google services along with the search page. (Example: gmail.com, google drive etc.)

I loved this extension, it's perfect for adding extra friction on mindless sites, until I added google. I wanted to thwart mindless googling but it now shows up on every google product, including google docs which, when I open, needs to be used immediately before I forget what I was going to type. There needs to be a way to un-indicate certain urls within a domain.

It gives me time to think if I really want to go to a distracting sites or not. It's good to build self-control.

I just started to use it but I like having the control to think about if I really want to visit a site.

Now I just need to populate my Pause List...

Nice app. Please, add mail.google.com by default.

Fantastic, keep up the good work!

Simple, aesthetically pleasing, did what I hoped it would and improved my browsing. I liked that you could "disable pause" easily; I felt I was being kindly nudged by myself (whereas Leechblock has often felt like an avatar of being out of control).

So far it's perfect, this is the type of self control addon i was looking for, with nudges instead of hard blocking the websites

If I turn Pause off, go to a webpage on the list, and then turn Pause back on, it will "pause" that webpage, even though I opened it before I turned Pause on. On a page like YouTube, this leads to things like losing my queue, meaning I have to construct it all over again. Pause shouldn't behave this way.

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