Really helped me prepare for my exam. Does its job correctly. Maybe a bit annoying when it starts several breathing exercises at once every time the URL changes during the page load. Happens when you visit YouTube. Not too feature-rich but I guess that's forced since it's freemium.

Really powerful nudge
- delivered right in moment
- The best focus-friendly extension

It's a great app to reduce media addiction, but if your computer is old it can lag a lot

i like the idea and it works decently, but it's a bit janky. sometimes it makes you wait twice, or it randomly pops up even if you didn't leave the tab. it's also annoying that it shows up even if you leave just for one second. last, the breathing screen needs overflow:hidden in the css so it stops showing scrollbars that it shouldn't.

It's a shame it's not available on Android!

Really good addon, but I am BEGGING to let the user set multiple messages as interventions. Imo it would help keep it a lot more fresh every time you catch yourself.

The mobile version is SO much better. I still really think it's good stuff, but I would love the option to sign in and have a fraction of the same features that the mobile version does (scheduling, re-intervention, even just blocking would be great!).

incredibly simple idea, incredibly effective.

whenever i open social media to scroll for a few seconds, close it again without seeing anything entertaining or fulfilling only to open it again and repeat it is incredibly irritating and makes me hate myself for doing it.

one sec lets me take a breath and realize that there probably isnt any good reason to do so and lets me go do something which will actually make me happy. wonderful extension, could not reccomend more

Make it sync with iOS.

Syncing statistics with the mobile app would make it perfect :)

Solid, functional extension, could make great use of the good re-intervention feature already existing on the iOS-Version (!!!)
Having the statistics synchronized with your phone would be godlike, but I am well aware this would mean asking for to much (as of now).

does what it says on the tin. Works great at making you more aware of your browsing habits.

The only fault i could find is that it is somewhat inconsistent as to when you get the breath screen. Sometimes it doesn't trigger when you come from other apps, and sometimes it triggers even though you're navigating within a website. due to the short duration of the breath screen it isn't to bothersome though, just not as accurate as it could be.

Works as expected, prevents me from failing finals.

Great idea and execution, though the intentional switching is sometimes a little glitchy.

It would be good if in addition to the deep breath, there was also some additional, dynamic friction introduced. For example, the buttons ('I do not want to visit X' / 'I want to visit X') could shift position to a different corner of the screen each time the extension is displayed, in order to actively engage the user at the point of making the choice. As it is, I find that already I am in the habit of just waiting the 5 seconds then automatically clicking the 'I want to visit X' button, which somewhat undermines the goal of the extension.

This is my problem, of course, but adding a little extra, dynamic friction of this kind to the interstitial page after the breath would strengthen the question of whether I *really* want to visit the website -- and thus enhance the value of the extension.