Block distractions on Reddit, YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook.
Hide sidebars, recommendations, stories — whatever pulls you off track.
Built for people who want their attention back — not another subscription.
Toggle headers, sidebars, recommendations, stories, and reels individually. You decide exactly what stays visible.
Set working hours (e.g. 9am–5pm, Mon–Fri) and let the extension automatically block distractions during focus time.
Save named configurations like "Deep Work" or "Casual Browse" and switch between them instantly.
Click any element on any page to instantly add it to your block list — no coding or CSS knowledge needed.
Press Alt+Shift+D to instantly toggle blocking on the current site — no popup needed.
No tracking, no data collection. All settings stay local and sync privately across your Chrome devices.
A minimal popup that gets out of your way.
Disable all blocking for a site with one toggle, without losing your settings.
Advanced users can write their own selectors to hide anything on any page.
Apply rules only on specific pages — block on /feed but not on your profile.
See how many elements have been hidden this session and across all time.
The popup adapts to your preference — switch between dark and light with one click.
A dedicated options page for managing sites, schedule, profiles, and statistics in one place.
No configuration needed. Install, open, toggle. That's it.
Add FocusShield from the Chrome Web Store. One click, no sign-up required.
Navigate to Reddit, YouTube, Instagram, or Facebook. The extension activates automatically.
Click the FocusShield shield in your Chrome toolbar to open the control popup.
Flip switches to hide sidebars, recommendations, comments, or Shorts. Changes apply live.