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Solved: Blocking of websites when browser not active - Printable Version +- FocusMe Community (https://community.focusme.com) +-- Forum: Categories (https://community.focusme.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=1) +--- Forum: Suggestions and Feedback (https://community.focusme.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +--- Thread: Solved: Blocking of websites when browser not active (/showthread.php?tid=2897) |
Solved: Blocking of websites when browser not active - AVR - 03-04-2019 Hello FocusMe Team, I really love your app, especially the fact that it is very hard to cheat and disable. However, I have unfortunately found a way to cheat on my video media limits (YouTube specifically) by playing the media on my monitor and then clicking a non-blocked process on my laptop screen. This allows me to use only a couple of seconds of my limit on opening the video and occasional pausing it, while the video itself can be of various lengths, sometimes longer than my 40min/day allowed time. I was wondering if there is a way that the app could catch this? I imagine it would be difficult, but perhaps a solution would be to continue counting down the timer if the app catches YouTube playing a video in the background. I will note that this exploit only works on video-related blocks, things like social media or gaming (which require constant interaction) can't be used this way. Again, thanks for the great app! RE: Blocking of websites when browser not active - jon - 03-07-2019 Hi AVR, Thanks for the really nice feedback! I guess you might have missed rule number 2 ![]() However I actually was just working on this issue and it is solved since version 6.5.3.5 when using our browser addons. ![]() |