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Browwwser vs LeechBlock
Which website blocker is right for you?
Quick Comparison
| Feature |  Browwwser |  LeechBlock |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | macOS | Chrome, Firefox |
| Price | $99/yr or $199 lifetime | Free |
| Free tier | Yes (7 days) | Fully free |
| Bypass difficulty | Very hard | Low |
| Blocking method | Browser engine — requests killed at the network layer, no extension to disable | Browser extension |
LeechBlock — Strengths
- Completely free
- Granular time-based rules
- Works on Firefox (rare for blockers)
- Password protection option
LeechBlock — Weaknesses
- Extension-only — can be disabled or uninstalled
- No app blocking
- Complex UI for non-technical users
- No mobile support
Browwwser — Strengths
- Engine-level blocking — nothing to disable or uninstall
- Desktop app blocking (closes macOS apps)
- Lock mode (1 hour to 7 days, no override)
- Scheduled blocking with recurring rules
- Full Chrome compatibility (extensions, passwords, bookmarks)
- One-click presets (social media, news, video)
Browwwser — Weaknesses
- macOS only — no Windows, Linux, or mobile
- No free tier beyond 7-day trial
- Requires switching your default browser
The Bottom Line
LeechBlock is a solid choice if you need completely free. But if your main problem is bypassing your own blocker when willpower runs out, Browwwser solves that at the architecture level — the blocking runs inside the browser engine, not on top of it.