A browser extension that lets you block and redirect websites by domain. All data is stored locally on your device — nothing is collected, transmitted, or shared. Built with a soft trans-themed pastel UI.
Available for Firefox and Chrome.
- Block websites — Add any domain to your block list and it will be completely blocked, including all subdomains
- Redirect websites — Set up rules to automatically redirect one site to another (e.g., reddit.com to wikipedia.org). A brief "redirecting to a safe site..." interstitial is shown before navigating
- 60-second removal cooldown — When removing a site from your block list, a 60-second countdown timer makes you pause and reconsider before confirming
- Redirect priority — If a domain is in both your block list and redirect list, the redirect takes priority
- Click the nogo icon in your browser toolbar to open the popup
- Type a domain and click Block to add it to your block list
- Click the gear icon to access settings:
- Blocked Sites — View and manage your blocked domains
- Redirect Sites — Create redirect rules (source domain → destination domain)
- Support Me — Link to support the developer
- Install from Firefox Add-ons (search "nogo")
- Or load manually: go to
about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox, click Load Temporary Add-on, and select any file in thefirefox/folder
- Go to
chrome://extensionsand enable Developer mode - Click Load unpacked and select the
chrome/folder - Pin the extension to your toolbar by clicking the puzzle piece icon
firefox/ — Firefox extension (Manifest V2)
chrome/ — Chrome extension (Manifest V3)
nogo does not collect, store, or transmit any user data. All data is stored locally using the browser's built-in storage API. See PRIVACY.md for details.
If you like nogo, consider supporting development at buymeacoffee.com/lennacodes