OroQ

Take back control of your browser — privately. OroQ blocks the sites you don't want to see and keeps your settings locked, so a moment of weak willpower can't undo it. Everything runs on your device. Nothing you browse is ever sent to a server, logged in the cloud, or shared with anyone. What it does Block by category — over 500,000 adult, gambling, and drug domains blocked at the network layer, before the page loads. Not a flimsy overlay you can click past. Focus Mode — one click blocks social media, gaming, and streaming for a timed session (30/45/60 min). A visible countdown keeps you honest. Great for study, deep work, or homework. PIN lock — protect your settings with a PIN so you can't disable the block on impulse. SafeSearch enforced — Google and Bing are forced into strict SafeSearch and can't be switched off while OroQ is on. Blocks DNS bypass — OroQ blocks the DNS-over-HTTPS resolvers people use to sneak around filters, and steers your browser to a safe resolver. Your own allowlist — always want a site available? Add it. You're in charge. Private by design OroQ has no accounts, no sign-in, no analytics, and no servers. Your settings live in your browser's own storage. We can't see what you block, what you browse, or that you use OroQ at all — because none of it reaches us. Who it's for Anyone building better habits — cutting out adult content, gambling, or endless scrolling — plus students and remote workers who need to focus, and anyone who simply wants a cleaner, safer browser. Honest about limits OroQ protects the browser it's installed in. A determined user can disable any Chrome extension — so OroQ works best when you want it to.