SuperFocus
Changelog

Small releases, steady focus.

New features, quiet improvements and fixes in SuperFocus. The extension updates itself, so there's nothing to download.

  1. v2.13
    Fixed

    Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn hiding

    • Instagram. Hiding the feed no longer blanks the rest of Instagram. Profiles, messages and posts stay visible; only the home feed is hidden. Hide Notifications works again.
    • Facebook. Hide Feed and Hide Stories work again on the home page.
    • LinkedIn. Hide Feed, Hide News and Hide Notifications work again after LinkedIn's redesign.
  2. v2.11
    New

    Your week, and a moment to ask why

    • A quicker setup. Four short steps: pick the sites and what to hide, set daily limits (your own sites too), pin SuperFocus, then see it working on YouTube.
    • A note where the feed used to be. It says the feed is hidden and how long you've spent on that site this week. You can turn it off in Hide Distractions.
    • "What did you come here for?" An optional question when you open a site's home feed, with a gentle nudge after 10 minutes. Take me back closes the tab. It's off unless you turn it on, in setup or at the top of Hide Distractions.
    • Your Week. A new dashboard tab that compares your week with the one before, and makes a card you can save or share.
    • Limit suggestions. If a site took more than 3 hours last week, the popup offers to set a daily limit for it.
  3. v2.10
    New

    Export a single site's stats

    • CSV export on the per-site stats page. Download the time you spent on one website, for the date range you've picked.
    • Tidier CSV files: the header now reads Website, and there are no more blank lines between days.
    • Fixed the +5 minutes button on the block page disappearing for good after you used it once on a site. You can now defer once per site each day, as the block page says.
  4. v2.9
    New

    Pauses with a little friction

    Sometimes you really do need the feed. Now you can pause Hide Distractions on a site for a few minutes, without making it easy to slip back into the scroll.

    • Pause for 5, 15 or 30 minutes from the SuperFocus popup. Hiding switches back on by itself when the time is up.
    • A short wait first. The first pause of the day starts after 10 seconds, then 30 seconds, then a minute, then two minutes for every pause after that. Long enough to ask yourself if you meant it.
    • A countdown on the page shows how long the pause has left, with a Hide now button to end it early.
    • Turning hiding off for good takes intent. Type I want to see distractions (no pasting), then keep the tab open through a two-minute wait.
    • Bringing back a single element, like YouTube comments, now takes a 30-second wait too.
  5. v2.8
    Improved

    Faster, lighter tracking

    • The background worker is much smaller and starts faster, so SuperFocus uses less memory while it tracks.
    • The popup and dashboard load quicker, and the toolbar badge updates more efficiently.
    • Cleaning up old time intervals is quicker, keeping long histories snappy.
    • Updated the extension description in every language.
  6. v2.6
    Fixed

    Facebook sign-up pages

    • Fixed an issue where Facebook's feed hiding was incorrectly blocking content on sign-up pages.
  7. v2.0
    New

    Time Tracker and Block Sites

    The largest update to SuperFocus yet: two new tools join Hide Distractions.

    • Time Tracker: track your web usage across websites, with in-depth analytics of your time over days and weeks. Use it to spot where time is wasted.
    • Block Sites: restrict the time spent on a website. Set a daily limit (like 15 minutes), after which the site is blocked. Or set 0 minutes to block it outright.

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