It wasn't tracking time properly. I do a lot of reading and it stops tracking time after a minute of inactivity if I'm not constantly moving my mouse. simply scrolling, pressing keys on the keyboard doesn't start the timer back on. Otherwise I would've found this extension to be really helpful in keeping track of how much time I'm spending and where. I really hope you could add a little toggle maybe? To keep the timer on even if no activity is detected.

use to work great until recent YT and chatGPT ui update it now breaks the UI

There is currently no StayFocusd extension for Firefox. it’s only available on Edge and Chrome, and it is significantly better. With StayFocusd, I can block specific URLs like www.reddit.com/worldnews, which I’m unable to do with StayFree.

In StayFree, I can block entire websites or only block keywords, and this doesn’t work as intended. I often get blocking pop-ups on websites that have nothing to do with WorldNews, simply because the keyword appears somewhere on the page. This happens frequently and is very frustrating.

Please consider adding precise URL/path-based blocking to StayFree, or alternatively, bringing the StayFocusd extension to Firefox.

It seems to work alright for blocking things, but it constantly asks on Youtube specifically on the variable sessions limit. No matter what I click it will just keep popping up, over and over again. The only solution is to disable it which doesn't have a custom time amount for some reason. I just want to watch my videos and it keeps pestering me.

This extension slows down the loading of the YouTube website by 5 times longer. When the extension is disabled, everything is normal.