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> for every day you stay under your limit, you'll grow your personal streak. So this is using gamification to game gamification? Interesting. > immediately st
by hjek 7y ago
> for every day you stay under your limit, you'll grow your personal streak.
So this is using gamification to game gamification? Interesting.
> immediately start scrolling through [...] Facebook
There are some other interesting add-ons in this area. I'm a big fan of safebook[0].
> - Your browsing history stays in your browser and is never transmitted.
That sentence worries me. If I told you "I haven't stolen anything from your living room," you'd probably start to think what other room I'd looted.
[0]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/safebook/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/safebook/
- dkthehuman 7y ago> So this is using gamification to game gamification? Interesting. You got it! > There are some other interesting add-ons in this area. I'm a big fan of safebook[0]. Oh, safebook does look interesting. Do you ever turn it off to look at real content or simply use it as a blocker? > That sentence worries me. If I told you "I haven't stolen anything from your living room," you'd probably start to think what other room I'd looted. Yeah, I want to be super clear about how I handle user data, especially since Chrome extensions can often be pretty sketchy and scary: (from my blog: https://www.notion.so/dkthehuman/Day-4-The-Danger-of-Chrome-Extensions-af93b84006ed48c18b807f512b6c0a07 https://www.notion.so/dkthehuman/Day-4-The-Danger-of-Chrome-...). I decided to be explicit about it even though there's the downside you pointed out.