The Mozilla license requires you to release the source code, what you haven't done. Reported

Normally anyone would go download LeechBlocker but you can only use that for certain time frames and not enable/disable it at will like this add-on. Works better for my workflow and I have had no issues so far. Great extension

En 2 minutes tout est fait, j'ai bloqué les 5 sites qui m'empêchaient de réviser (oui, je suis faible !).
Perfect !

It doesnt work on android Phone. It doesnt appear option. When it is fixed, I will revise my rating.

No more Facebook adiction!

Niente non riesco ad eseguire un add per un sito, sicuramente sto sbagliando io qualcosa

Just installed it. When I go to Addons, and hit the Options, I do not get the menu, but rather a general description of the add-on.

No right click option on firefox android.

Should have another option to block websites on android

A big problem is that many sites I wish to permanantly block have a routine that only allows one click to install something. We need this to be able to right click to block while on the 'show all history' page

I think this is the best tool for porn picture and another website garbage

Thanks for hard work

Blocks websites very effectively. I mainly use it to stop myself from binge watching YouTube videos. I have an endless supply of procrastination, and I'll usually find myself wandering into YouTube land if a web page has an embedded video. I have the app redirect me to a more helpful website, which happens to be Khan Academy right now. This little boost in focus has significantly reduced my wasted hours online. I use Chrome only to watch YouTube now, which works out well for me.

One note, you can't add blocked sites in the preferences of the app. You must right-click the page and select 'Block This Domain' in the drop down menu. Then you can go to preferences and redirect to another site instead of simply blocking the domain.

I go to far too many pointless websites. This add-on means if I try to visit them, I can't. Simple as that. It does what it says on the tin; blocks websites. One left-click anywhere on the displayed webpage and a click on the option to "Block this website", and it is done. Simples. You can redirect to a specified URL, but I've just left it my home page, which I think is the default setting.

It's not a net nanny type ad-on, more of a "Get your work done" kind of thing. Just what I needed. Thanks Allen.