Support & FAQ

Open the Chrome Web Store listing and click Add to Chrome. Confirm the permission prompt. After install, pin the icon in your toolbar so it's one click away.

Any Chromium-based browser that lets you install Chrome Web Store extensions should work, including Edge, Brave, and Arc. We test primarily on Chrome stable. A native Edge Add-ons listing may follow later.

Not yet. Manifest V3 differences would require a separate build for each. If there's enough demand, we'd love to ship one.

Visit the site, open the popup, click Blocks → Block this site. Optionally add a daily time budget (in minutes) or one or more schedule windows. Save and you're done.

Open the extension's Options page (right-click the icon → Options, or the popup's gear icon). Find the block rule and delete it, or toggle it off.

Daily counters reset at midnight in your computer's local timezone. Idle minutes (when you step away from the computer) don't count against the budget.

Open the popup on the page you're on → Hiders → Pick element. Hover over the page; the element under your cursor is outlined. Click to select. Hold Alt while scrolling to walk up or down the DOM tree. Pick a hide mode (remove from layout, display: none, or fade to opacity 0) and save.

Sites change their CSS classes and DOM structure from time to time. When that happens, your selector may no longer match. Use the picker to recreate the rule, or edit the selector by hand in Options.

The hider removes the same element every time. The filter looks at a repeating container (cards in a feed, items in a list) and hides only the ones whose text matches your keywords or regex.

Yes. Toggle the regex mode in the filter editor and use any JavaScript-flavored regex. Plain keywords are matched case-insensitively as substrings.

Locally on your device, in Chrome's storage.local API. Nothing is sent to us. See the privacy policy for the full picture.

Yes. From the Options page, use Export to download a JSON file with all your rules, and Import on the other machine to restore.

Right-click the extension icon → Remove from Chrome. Chrome deletes the extension and the storage.local data it owned.

First, try reloading the page. The content script only injects on page navigation. Some pages (chrome://, the Chrome Web Store itself) don't allow extensions to inject — that's a Chrome limitation and the picker won't work there.

Double-check the URL pattern in Options matches the site (subdomains may need a wildcard). If you're inside a schedule window, the rule should be active — try toggling it off and on. Still stuck? Email us with the URL and a screenshot.

Please email hello@ofemy.com with what you were doing, what you expected to happen, and what actually happened. A screenshot or screen recording is gold.