How to setup time limit for any website you visit
Umar | May 11, 2009 | View Comments
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I will have to admit that I’m a little addicted to Social Media Networks such as Facebook, Twitter and Digg. There are times when I will just sit on a website and browse around for nothing and at the end of the day I’d realize that I have wasted so much time.
Today, I have stumbled upon a website that might play an important role in stopping me from wasting time on Social Media Websites. Not really sure how much it would work but I guess it’s totally worth giving it a shot.
MinutesPlease is a free web service that allows you to setup time limits for any websites you visit. The process is really simple and should not take more than 10 seconds to setup the whole thing.
To get started simply log-on to MinutesPlease.com and
- Enter the Url of the website you want to cut down on use
- Set time limit and
- click “Please”

Alternatively you can always type the url of the domain manually you want to visit and add the time. For example if you want to visit OneTipADay.com for 10 minutes type
“minutesplease.com/10m/onetipaday.com”
Another way to use MinutePlease service is by using their Bookmark toolbar. Simply go to any website then click from any site for a 10 minute limit. Once the limit is set it will show you count down so that you can extend the time if you wish to continue using that web page.

Check out MinutesPlease
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About the Author: Umar is a full time blogger who loves discovering and reviewing news and online services that are valuable to his readers. He blogs at www.techcityinc.com
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