[recursivegirth]

I’ve thought about this too. As an unmedicated ADHDer, context switching is a big struggle. I often check Reddit while researching or coding, but end up doomscrolling.

I use LeechBlock with limited overrides (15 minutes max) for when I actually need access, and add a 15-second delay for certain domains. That combo keeps me from disabling it while still annoying enough to curb mindless browsing.

Do you have any data on how many credits someone typically uses per day, week, or month? I’m wondering if it’s worth installing on my work profile, or if it’d be more useful for personal use.

[georgefrowny]

uBlock rules for recommendation elements is a good adjunct for things like YouTube where the URL doesn't allow address-based blocks.

AI seems like an appropriate tool (but not the only one) for this as it's fuzzy, stochastic, low-stakes processing of unstructured data. As usual my first impression is it seems like overkill but it probably genuinely is easier on the user than careful manual curation of blocklists.