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How to Block a Website on Mac

Block a domain for every app on your Mac

Block a Website in All Browsers on Mac

One rule that covers Safari, Chrome, and Firefox

How to Block a Domain on Mac

Add a domain rule at the DNS layer

Block a Website on Mac Without Screen Time

A DNS-layer alternative to Screen Time limits

Block Distracting Websites on Mac

Cut off the sites that break your focus

Block Social Media Across Every App on Mac

One rule covers browsers, desktop apps, and helpers

How to Block YouTube on Mac

Block YouTube domains for the whole machine

How to Block Reddit on Mac

Block Reddit domains for the whole machine

Freedom Alternatives for Mac

How SplitTunnel compares to Freedom on Mac

Cold Turkey Alternatives for Mac

How SplitTunnel compares to Cold Turkey on Mac

Pi-hole Alternatives for Mac

How SplitTunnel compares to Pi-hole on Mac

8 min

Pi-hole Without a Raspberry Pi

Run DNS-layer blocking on the Mac itself

NextDNS Alternatives for Mac

How SplitTunnel compares to NextDNS on Mac

AdGuard Home Alternatives for Mac

How SplitTunnel compares to AdGuard Home on Mac

What Is My Mac Connecting To?

See the domains your apps are looking up

See Where Your Mac Apps Send Traffic

Inspect the connections and domains an app uses

Block a Tracking Domain on Mac

Turn a tracker you spotted into a rule

Block DNS over HTTPS on Mac

Why DoH bypasses filters, and what Strict Mode does

8 min

Stop Chrome Bypassing Your DNS Blocking

Keep Chrome on the system resolver with Strict Mode

Why Your Website Block Is Not Working in Chrome

Encrypted DNS is the usual reason, and the fix

How to Block Ads on Mac

Curated ad and tracker lists, no browser extension

System-Wide Ad Blocker for Mac

Block ad domains for every app, not just browsers

Block Trackers on Mac

Stop known tracking domains resolving machine-wide

Block Malware Domains on Mac

Turn on the curated malware blocklist