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The Ultimate Chrome Extension to Set Time Limits on YouTube for PC
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YouTube Limit: The Ultimate Chrome Extension to Set Time Limits on YouTube for PC
Commitment to Privacy: Your video playback data is stored only in your browser and cannot be accessed by any third party. When you uninstall the extension, the data will also be deleted.
Update:
* 1.0.2: add limits on the number of video views and total video watching time.
Feature Introduction:
* Set daily viewing time limits
* Track your viewing time
* Provide viewing time statistics
Q&A
Q: Why isn't my video playback history being recorded?
A: Here are the types of playback data that aren't being recorded:
* Ads
* Playbacks that are less than 15 seconds long
* Playbacks that are triggered by moving the mouse to a playlist
Latest reviews
- (2025-09-07) R R: Most extensions are guilty of bloatware, more stuff than you'll ever need so they can justify trying to charge you money for it. But this extension has the exact opposite. No instructions that I can find. There's simply a small pull down menu that opens up with an option for count or duration with a place to enter a number. No day of the week. That's it, That's all that's there. So I set the duration for zero. Youtube still works. I set the count for zero. YouTube still works. My goal is to have it inaccessible six out of the 7 days each week. On day seven, I am willing to give myself unlimited access. Is that even possible here? I'm not uninstalling this extension just yet because I'm hoping that I'll get some feedback on how to operate it so it actually does prevent YouTube in some way. The simplicity is good for what I need, but it just can't be too simple. Help?
- (2025-05-31) Byatt Wurns: Works!
- (2025-02-16) Nashita Begum: Pretty good extension. I really like that the popup works pretty much instantaneously, it has proper tracking of Youtube links in a new tab and in the same tab. I also really like that you can block it based on number of videos watched, not just time, and the graph is pretty nifty.