Set a time to close all Chrome windows, or schedule a lock that replaces your tabs with a lock screen. Put an end to late-night scrolling and make room for rest or focused work.
Choose scheduled closing to end your browser session, or scheduled tab locking to pause browsing.
Choose a time such as 23:00 and enable auto-close. Chrome closes all its windows when due. Quick options set it for 30 minutes, 1 hour, or 2 hours from now. You can add a delay after the set time and a notification just before closing. The switch resets after it runs.
Set a lock period such as 23:00–07:00, including overnight schedules. Open web pages and newly created tabs are redirected to the lock screen. Set an end time for automatic unlocking, or leave it empty to unlock manually. An optional password adds a step before unlocking.
Set a start and end time, even across midnight. Leave the end time empty to keep the lock active until you unlock it.
Enable the screensaver after a chosen number of idle minutes. Without a password, a mouse click dismisses this idle lock.
Open the extension popup and choose 15, 25, 45, or 60 minutes, or keep it locked until you unlock manually.
One more tab can wait. Keep the time you set for yourself.
A bedtime, a study session, or a short break — choose when browsing should stop.
Set Chrome to close at 23:00, for example. All browser windows close when the timer fires, so save your work and finish browser downloads beforehand.
Schedule a tab lock for a study session or your bedtime. During the lock, existing web pages and newly opened tabs are sent to the lock screen.
Start a 15, 25, 45, or 60-minute lock from the extension popup. You can also enable an idle screensaver for when you step away.
Two features, two choices: close Chrome or lock your tabs. Enable the option that fits your routine.
The extension works within Chrome. It does not shut down your computer or lock your operating system.
Choose the appearance of your locked tabs: solid black, a minimal clock, or your own message.
A dark screen with a barely-there clock. The least stimulation possible.
A large clock over an aurora background, with the time and date in view.
Write a reminder such as “Time to rest” or “Back to work” for your lock screen.
Open the extension popup to configure closing and locking separately. Each feature starts only when enabled.
Choose a closing time or a quick timer, a delay of 0, 30, 60, or 300 seconds, and whether to show a notification just before closing.
Choose a style, optional fullscreen, a lock schedule, an idle timer, and an optional unlock password. Start a timed lock here, too.
No account or backend is needed. Settings and lock state are saved locally in Chrome.
Tab locking adds a pause before you continue browsing. It works within Chrome and does not lock other apps or the operating system.
