Block extension

1. What is a block extension?
2. Where is BlockSite extension?
3. How do I add a BlockSite extension?
4. What is ad blocking extension?
5. Is BlockSite extension free?
6. What is the meaning of block?

What is a block extension?

Extensions are functions that run on each block of a given type as the block is created. These often add some custom configuration or behavior to a block. A mutator is a special kind of extension that adds custom serialization, and sometimes UI, to a block.

Where is BlockSite extension?

We recommend "Block Site," available through the Chrome web store. Search for the Block Site extension, or a similar tool you trust, and select "Add to Chrome" in the top-righthand corner of your screen, as shown above.

How do I add a BlockSite extension?

Visit the site you want to block. Click on the BlockSite icon located at the top right corner of your browser. Click the Block this site button to restrict access to the website. Once you added the site to your block list, BlockSite will show a notice page like the example below.

What is ad blocking extension?

An ad blocker is any app (usually a browser extension) that removes advertising material, including intrusive ads, from websites. While a site is loading, the ad blocking software checks the domain names of the elements loading on the web page against massive blacklists.

Is BlockSite extension free?

The free, basic plan of BlockSite allows you to add up to six blocked sites. If you check the box for "white list mode," your child will only be able to visit the sites you list. This is a good option when blocking six sites is not enough.

What is the meaning of block?

block verb [T] (PREVENT)

to prevent movement through or past something, or to prevent something from happening or succeeding: A fallen tree blocked the road.