Protect the browser app
Add Chrome, Firefox or another installed browser to an individual rule or profile. PAUZEN treats it like any other protected application.
WEBSITE BLOCKING, WITHOUT THE FINE-PRINT MAGIC TRICK
Protect the browser today. Block specific sites when support is real.
PAUZEN can protect Chrome, Firefox or another browser as an app during a schedule, limit or focus session. Blocking individual web addresses is not part of the current Android MVP. When URL-level controls become available, PAUZEN will show which browsers and Android versions actually support them.
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BROWSER APP PROTECTED
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FIRST, IDENTIFY THE DOOR
Is one website the distraction — or is it the whole browser?
Those are different problems. If your work lives in the browser, blocking the complete app may remove tools you need. If every detour begins the moment you open it, protecting the browser app during a session can be the clearest current rule.
Restrict a specific address
Per-site controls are planned, not part of the current MVP. Availability will be stated by browser and Android version before release.
See which rule applies
The blocking screen shows the active profile or focus context, so browser protection does not feel random.
WHAT YOU CAN CONFIGURE NOW
Use app-level browser protection where it makes sense.
Focus profile
Include a browser in Work, Study or Deep Focus when you do not need the web during that context.
Daily allowance
Apply a custom use limit to the browser app rather than claiming to count time on each individual domain.
Protected hours
Keep the browser unavailable during a recurring work, class or bedtime window.
Selected days
Apply the browser rule only on the days that need it instead of enforcing one rigid week.
Goal-linked focus
Attach a configured blocking profile to an objective so that profile activates when its focus session begins. Its saved limit and schedule still apply.
Return to a goal
The protected screen can keep your active objective visible and point you back toward it.
PER-SITE CONTROL: COMPATIBILITY BEFORE PROMISES
Android browsers do not all expose the same information.
URL-level blocking can behave differently across browser apps, Android versions and permission models. PAUZEN will not imply universal support. When this layer ships, the app and public documentation will name supported environments, required permissions and known limitations.
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Compatibility is checked
The supported browser and Android combinations are tested instead of assumed.
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The scope is disclosed
PAUZEN states whether a rule protects the whole browser, a supported address or neither.
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The fallback stays clear
When per-site control is unavailable, app-level browser protection remains the honest option.
CURRENT MVP, IN ONE SENTENCE
PAUZEN blocks installed apps, including browser apps — not individual URLs yet.
This page explains the search problem people call “website blocking” while keeping the product claim precise. The Google Play listing will describe only functionality available in the published build.
WEBSITE BLOCKER FAQ
Browser protection and per-site compatibility
What is a website blocker?
A website blocker is a tool that restricts chosen web addresses during limits, schedules or sessions. PAUZEN's current MVP protects browser apps; individual-address control is planned for a later compatible release.
Can PAUZEN block an entire browser app?
Yes. PAUZEN can protect an installed browser like Chrome or Firefox as an individual app or as part of a blocking profile.
Can PAUZEN block an individual URL today?
No. Per-domain blocking is not included in the current Android MVP. PAUZEN will announce the feature only with tested compatibility and clear limitations.
Can I use different browser rules for work and rest?
Yes. Profiles can separate installed apps, limits, days and schedules for different contexts.
Will future per-site blocking work in every browser?
Not necessarily. Android and browser apps expose address information differently. PAUZEN will publish actual compatibility and required permissions.
PROTECT WHAT WORKS TODAY
Put the browser app inside the rule.
See how PAUZEN currently protects installed apps, profiles and focus sessions — with no imaginary URL switch.