Happy Squid by Happy Squid
The World's First Intelligent Website Blocker
Available on Firefox for Android™Available on Firefox for Android™
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About this extension
Happy Squid is the world's first intelligent website blocker.
Traditional blockers are designed to block websites without exceptions. When you want to watch a lecture for class or find a recipe for your dinner, they won't let you. Happy Squid understands the difference between distractions and the pages you need.
When you’re setting up your blocks for YouTube, Reddit, Netflix, or any other site that distracts you too often, you can add your own exceptions for each site. Happy Squid makes sure you only visit pages of those sites that match your own exceptions. This way you can block addictive sites while preserving your access to the content that’s worthwhile.
Happy Squid's Features:
• Block any website and entire groups and categories of websites.
• Add intelligent exceptions to blocked websites so you can still access the pages you need. Happy Squid makes sure the content you visit fits your exception.
• Explain to Happy Squid what you want to work on. Happy Squid blocks all unrelated websites and only allows the ones you need.
• Lock your blocked websites and tasks for a set duration.
• Schedule Free Time in advance and enjoy a break while keeping your blocks in place.
Ready to reclaim your attention? Happy Squid helps you stay on track and makes room for what matters most, whether that's catching up on a project, spending time with friends, or just enjoying a moment of calm without a screen.
Learn more about every feature at https://happy-squid.com/documentation.
Any questions or feedback? Send us a message at support@happy-squid.com. We would love to hear from you. If you enjoy Happy Squid, we would appreciate a 5-star review. It helps others discover Happy Squid too.
Traditional blockers are designed to block websites without exceptions. When you want to watch a lecture for class or find a recipe for your dinner, they won't let you. Happy Squid understands the difference between distractions and the pages you need.
When you’re setting up your blocks for YouTube, Reddit, Netflix, or any other site that distracts you too often, you can add your own exceptions for each site. Happy Squid makes sure you only visit pages of those sites that match your own exceptions. This way you can block addictive sites while preserving your access to the content that’s worthwhile.
Happy Squid's Features:
• Block any website and entire groups and categories of websites.
• Add intelligent exceptions to blocked websites so you can still access the pages you need. Happy Squid makes sure the content you visit fits your exception.
• Explain to Happy Squid what you want to work on. Happy Squid blocks all unrelated websites and only allows the ones you need.
• Lock your blocked websites and tasks for a set duration.
• Schedule Free Time in advance and enjoy a break while keeping your blocks in place.
Ready to reclaim your attention? Happy Squid helps you stay on track and makes room for what matters most, whether that's catching up on a project, spending time with friends, or just enjoying a moment of calm without a screen.
Learn more about every feature at https://happy-squid.com/documentation.
Any questions or feedback? Send us a message at support@happy-squid.com. We would love to hear from you. If you enjoy Happy Squid, we would appreciate a 5-star review. It helps others discover Happy Squid too.
Rated 5 by 1 reviewer
Permissions and data
Required permissions:
- Exchange messages with programs other than Firefox
- Block content on any page
- Access browser activity during navigation
- Access your data for all websites
Optional permissions:
- Access your data for all websites
Required data collection, according to the developer:
- Browsing activity
- Personally identifying information
- Website content
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- Version
- 0.1.10
- Size
- 2.94 MB
- Last updated
- 3 days ago (Sep 19, 2026)
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