Jiyuu is a free strict and flexible website blocker for windows, made using electron, nsis, websocket, powershell, and wxt. It has rich features such as: - block url and keywords - create multiple block groups - different types of blocking a website (cover, grayscale, blur, mute) - locking block groups (password, timelimit, random texts) - dashboard – see websites you spent the most time in a day/week/month - uninstall prevention - banning unsupported browsers / android emulators - persistent / auto restart that prevents you from cheating (super strict) - supports multiple browsers (chromium-based and mozilla-based) - export/import urls/keywords - app updater - open-source I initially made this since I planned on studying system design/architecture, websockets, and scripting (and also to boost my productivity), but figured I can also ship it to learn how to build production-level apps (and to see how nsis/installer wizard setup works). The desktop app communicates to the extension via websockets (three-way connectivity between UI, server, extension). Now If that connection is severed and there are active blocks, the browser will be stopped in a 60-sec delay to prevent users from cheating. (visit my repo if you want to see how it works, it is programmatically possible aside from using native messaging) **Also built an uninstaller in any case users locked themselves with the app: https://github.com/xinzhao2627/j...

Jiyuu

Free website blocker for windows

Free website blocker for windows