HabitLab 1.0.277 CRX for Chrome
A Free Productivity Extension
Published By https://habitlab.stanford.edu
HabitLab (obghclocpdgcekcognpkblghkedcpdgd): Build better habits online! Tell HabitLab your goals, and it will determine the appropriate interventions via experimentation.... Read More > or Download Now >
HabitLab for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 1.0.277
- • Require: Chrome 55.0.0.0 and up
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: https://habitlab.stanford.edu
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 4.29 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 31
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 357
- • Current Version Downloads
- 3
- • Updated: April 23, 2021
HabitLab is a free Productivity Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file or old version crx files and install it.
More About HabitLab
HabitLab is an open-source research project from Stanford on helping users reduce their time online. It includes various tools like news feed blockers, comment hiders, and more. HabitLab will try out different tools and figure out what is most effective for you. Data on effectiveness will be recorded for research purposes.
HOW IT WORKS
Tell HabitLab which sites you want to spend less time on. We support most popular sites like Facebook, Youtube, Reddit, Buzzfeed, Netflix, etc - you can also add any site you want.
Each time you visit those sites, we will intelligently choose an intervention (which use techniques such as hiding your news feed, hiding comments, pausing videos) to help you reduce your time on the site. If you don’t like an intervention, you can choose to disable it.
HabitLab learns which interventions work best for you, and uses this to more effectively help you reduce your time online.
ABOUT
HabitLab is an open-source project developed by the Stanford HCI Group. You can find source code at https://github.com/habitlab/habitlab
PERMISSIONS
Chrome will ask you for the following permissions when you install. Here’s how we use them:
* “Read and Write Data on All Websites”: We need this permission to change the appearance of pages deploy interventions on the sites you choose to reduce your time spent on.
* “Show Notifications”: We use notifications to show you a daily progress summary on how you have been achieving your goals.
* “Browsing History”: We use your browsing history to determine how much time you’ve spent on sites in the past, so we can measure how much time you’ve been saving.
PRIVACY POLICY
HabitLab sends us anonymized data about the effects of interventions on your browsing. You can opt-out of sharing data when you set up HabitLab, or later. See https://github.com/habitlab/habitlab/wiki/Privacy for our privacy policy.
HOW IT WORKS
Tell HabitLab which sites you want to spend less time on. We support most popular sites like Facebook, Youtube, Reddit, Buzzfeed, Netflix, etc - you can also add any site you want.
Each time you visit those sites, we will intelligently choose an intervention (which use techniques such as hiding your news feed, hiding comments, pausing videos) to help you reduce your time on the site. If you don’t like an intervention, you can choose to disable it.
HabitLab learns which interventions work best for you, and uses this to more effectively help you reduce your time online.
ABOUT
HabitLab is an open-source project developed by the Stanford HCI Group. You can find source code at https://github.com/habitlab/habitlab
PERMISSIONS
Chrome will ask you for the following permissions when you install. Here’s how we use them:
* “Read and Write Data on All Websites”: We need this permission to change the appearance of pages deploy interventions on the sites you choose to reduce your time spent on.
* “Show Notifications”: We use notifications to show you a daily progress summary on how you have been achieving your goals.
* “Browsing History”: We use your browsing history to determine how much time you’ve spent on sites in the past, so we can measure how much time you’ve been saving.
PRIVACY POLICY
HabitLab sends us anonymized data about the effects of interventions on your browsing. You can opt-out of sharing data when you set up HabitLab, or later. See https://github.com/habitlab/habitlab/wiki/Privacy for our privacy policy.
