Page Load Delay helps you break impulsive browsing habits by adding a countdown timer before loading specified websites. How It Works When you navigate to a configured domain, the extension intercepts the request and displays a visual countdown. Once the timer reaches zero, the page loads automatically. This added friction gives you a moment to reconsider whether you really need to visit that site. Key Features * Multiple Domain Groups - Create separate groups of websites, each with its own delay duration * Flexible Delays - Configure delays from 1 to 300 seconds per group * Subdomain Matching - Adding "twitter.com" automatically covers "www.twitter.com" and all other subdomains * Clean Countdown UI - A minimal, dark-themed countdown page displays the remaining time * No Delay by Default - Pages not in any configured group load instantly Privacy & Permissions This extension requires "Access your data for all websites" permission. Here's why: * The extension must intercept page requests to show the countdown timer * Since you can configure any domain, broad access is required * Firefox's webRequestBlocking API requires this permission What the extension actually does: * Checks if the URL matches your configured domains * Redirects matching requests to the countdown page * That's it — no data is read, collected, stored, or transmitted The extension is fully open source. Review the code at GitHub. Example Setup * Group 1 (30s): twitter.com, reddit.com, instagram.com * Group 2 (60s): youtube.com, tiktok.com * Group 3 (10s): news.ycombinator.com Perfect for productivity, digital wellbeing, and breaking doomscrolling habits.