Add support for edge. Since you can add chrome extension to edge, it should be adequate just to support chrome, but being on the Edge store could also be a plus since it is probably what the majority of Edge users use. Supporting chrome will also support other big browsers such as Vivaldi, Brave etc.

If addon is supposed to be enabled on startup, it takes something like ~1 second to initialize.

For some people this can be a non-issue, but I habitually launch a browser and immediately go to a site in a way that's always faster than the initialize time.

Since Single Page Applications (SAP) change the url without actually loading a new page, this won't be detected by webrRequest's onBeforeRequest method.
This is only an issue with advanced block filters, which is not a central feature of the extension.

reproduce:

1. Add !*://*.reddit.com/r/kittens/* as a filter
2. Visit Reddit homepage
3. Navigate to the r/kitten subreddit through the search bar
4. The site does not get blocked.

Hi! I love your extension, it's almost ideal for what I'm trying to do with a 'distracting website blocker'.

I have one fundamental issue though: I tend to close and reopen firefox constantly, and would like the addon to stay at the same status it was when I last closed.

However right now the settings only allow either starting disabled every time, or enabled every time.

Do you think this is solvable?

I prefer to not have any extension icons on my firefox toolbar, so I have no feedback whether I successfully toggled on using the key shortcut (default: Ctrl+Alt+D)

The extension already can show a notification when using the "Need to quickly check something? You get X minutes" thing.

So I tried extending that for toggling on key shortcut in the fork here:

tuurep/NoDistractions-fork@a8e7b89

This is how it looks on my setup:

Literally beautiful.

I think it should be only enabled through a setting, because if you have the extension icon on your toolbar, that's already a nice indication of enabled status.

Note:

The way I added the 'correct color' of the NoDistractions icon feels a bit hacky in the code. Although maybe it's not too bad. Thoughts?

Also since I'm adding meaning based on the color of the icon in the notifiation, think about whether the "You get X minutes" -notification's icon color should be green instead of red.

Easy way to make it more versatile while also keeping it simple. Though, it's easy to get into bloat territory here, so have to be careful.

Note: haven't decided on any of these yet, except maybe "go to custom URL"
Example alternatives:

• Block the page
• Go to custom URL
• Wait five seconds
• Close tab and give notification

Malformed domains should either not be saved, or should be ran against a check before getting added into the actual listener.

Also investigate why the failed to add current site. thing is not red but the other malformed domains are.( I wonder if it's because that string contains a dot at the end 😄

Currently the list of blocked sites ( blockedSites_V1) is using browser.storage.local.set. Of course, this is fine, but some users may find it preferable if the extension has its blocklist synced between different firefox browsers that use the same firefox account. This can be achieved using storage.syncinstead of `storage.local.

I have yet to look into how it works, but I would imagine that storage.sync would not work when there is no firefox sync enabled, therefore this option should probably be an option and should be disabled by default.

This feature would probably also benefit from the extension adding a "reset blocked sites" in settings, as users would no longer be able to reinstall the extension to get rid of the their blocklist.

I am unsure whether this feature is worth implementing or not as of right now, this is due to the fact that no one has requested it and so it may just add unnecessary complexion. If anyone finds it interesting, feel free to either request it or make a merge request.

Reset to default doesn't save settings and doesn't use the default visitanyways duration

Ideas:

1. Default light theme and using dark/light theme on system preference with https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/prefers-color-scheme
   • Take a look how I've implemented it here: https://github.com/tuurep/NoDistractions-fork/blob/master/src/blocked/Blocked.css
2. Customizing beyond the defaults
   • Custom CSS box in the settings?
   • There's an example of a very similar extension that has a custom CSS box in settings:
     https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/block-website/

However, CSS is already customizable through userContent.css, if you know how. Could that be enough and do we want to add any of the above?

• Although the big button is pretty nice, there are so many ways to close tabs (x on tabs, Ctrl + W, more...), some people might prefer to hide it as unnecessary.
• Since every other 'bottom' element already has an option to be hidden, this one fits right in

Anecdote: I personally mostly use Ctrl+W and this extension to close tabs :)

Especially if we're gonna have the option to have both RememberLastStatus and EnableOnStartup, i need to investigate if there is anyway to make that look nice - otherwise I am dropping the latter.

I also should make smaller sections, such as a section for the "Blocking Page" where the settings for hiding certain elements are grouped together.