A simple block list that you can add pages to, then turn on and off. A little friction, but not crazy friction. That's all I need. There are other addons, with a TON of options and full lockdown mode, but this is a simple On and Off addon. And I love the use animal pictures here. Now I just have to add addons.mozilla.org to the blocklist as well!

Pretty good, I find it useful to help keep me on task. Nice, simple to follow UI. My only issue so far is that I can't block GMail web addresses.

Easy to use and have a better visualization than Blocked Site extension.

I tried lots of similar plugins. This is the best for procrastination because it prompts thinking about the decision. When I used LeechBlock, I could set it to make it *hard* to go to a site, but when I wanted to go, I just went through the hassle and it became part of the process and that's that.

My one complaint that is huge for me: there's no dark theme for PawBlock. The bright white background is just awful for my set up. Five stars if that could be fixed.

Great add-on, helps me a lot ! Thank you for your work !

Works great!

does what is should do!

can you add search blocking? like if i search porn or something similar also please add support to private session (Incognito)

Best blocker for firefox. Not as complicated as leechblock etc but it gets it done with a minimal (and convincing) interface. Especially great with the recent additions that allow automatically restarting the blocker after disabling it.

It does not have a security password to enter the add-on or to avoid deactivating it.
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No tiene contraseña de seguridad para ingresar al complemento o evitar la desactivacion de este

it works, although you could put a password or user to access your add-on and that this is not deactivated by others, or that for the add-on to be disabled ask for a confirmation password, or make block the page (about: addons) with password. thank you

Oh my gosh, I love this add-on! I was looking for an extension that would nicely block Facebook and Twitter, and PawBlock is exactly what I wanted. I love the gentle language asking if I'm *sure* I want to go to those sites (allowing my better judgment to step up and say, "no!") and showing me a cute picture of an animal, which I would much, much rather look at! Also, big kudos for making it super clear how to request support from the developer.

This was really easy to configure and it's working great so far. Thank you!