One of the plans I have been using focusme for is blocking adult content. This works really well and I've found the RegEx URL blocking to be very powerful and effective once I learned how to use it and add search terms I wanted to block.
One thing I want to add to that plan is a way to force google's "Safe Search" mode to ON. I can't find anything online confirming this, but I was hoping there was maybe a difference in the URL if safe search is on vs if it's off. If that was the case, I could easily block the URLs that correspond to "Safe Search Off."
I don't think safe search is indicated in the URL though, and I'm hoping someone knows another way to use focusme to enforce it. If you have any ideas, please let me know!
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I want to limit the time spent playing Rocket League (from Epic Games). I've tried using Application Name and Process Name but the time spent playing the game is not counting down. Is this a known issue? How do I get around it?
I was trying to use an offline application that I should not have be attempting to use. I have the "punish me" setting enabled but it kills my internet, not really a punishment when you are using the computer offline.
It would be great if there was a setting when setting up "punish me" that blocks the entire computer instead of just the internet.
I want to prevent myself from being able to access the Steam Community pages ever again but I don't want to block the Steam app entirely. I'm going to attempt to figure out how to do this on my own but if anyone else has any solutions or advice that would be much appreciated.
Okay, I've figured something out. It's a bit unorthodox and not at all how I imagined it would be but it works. I have a plan set to block steamwebhelper.exe that minimizes it every time I try to do virtually anything on Steam. I can still open up Steam and click around for a bit before it minimizes it again, but this works; I can boot up my games (which I didn't want to block) with a few clicks here and there but getting sucked into the endless stream of Steam Community threads and artwork is now marginally more difficult.
I'm sure there was some kind of better solution I could've done with Regex but this works well enough.
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