Blocking on a Mac
You fixed the phone. Then you opened the laptop, and there it all was, on a much better screen, with no rules on it whatsoever.
This is the section that explains why a phone-only fix lasts about eleven days. It is also, at the moment, the most honest section on the site, because the product it is building toward does not exist yet.
The Mac version of Scrappy is not shipped. Everything here is therefore written the way it would be written if we had nothing to sell: four real methods, tested across five browsers, with the leak in each one named before you commit to it. One of those methods is free, ships with your Mac, and outruns most of the paid extensions.
Where to start
Understand why the second screen undoes the first, learn what Screen Time genuinely does and does not sync, compare the four real methods, then set up the free one this afternoon.
The rest of it
How he does this bit
The Mac app is in the works and will guard websites across every browser rather than inside one of them. Post 35 says plainly what it will and will not do, which is the only honest way to ask anyone to wait for something.
Or put a dog on the door.
Free to start, one whole rule, every safety rail. He does not know your passcode and does not want it.
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