How to block Quora on Chrome
Why Quora is hard to put down
- Related questions are endless and clickable.
- The feed mixes answers you didn't ask for with ones you did.
- Search results send you there constantly, so it's always one click away.
Block Quora in four steps
- 1Add ZenTab to Chrome. It's free, and your first 7 days include every Pro feature.
- 2Open the ZenTab dashboard and go to Site Blocker.
- 3Quora is already in the News & forums pack: make sure quora.com is switched on. If it isn't listed, type quora.com and click Add site.
- 4Open quora.com. Instead of the site you'll see ZenTab's calm block page, with your streak and a button to start a focus session.
A site covers its subdomains too, so quora.com also blocks every *.quora.com address. The free plan blocks 10 sites at a time; if you're at the limit, switch off one you need less, or go Pro for unlimited sites.
Smarter ways to limit Quora
The occasional answer from a search is useful. Blocking everything isn't the only option:
Block the whole site
FreeQuora is in the News & forums pack.
Use the 5-minute pass for one answer
FreeIf a search sends you there, "I really need this site" opens it for 5 minutes after a short wait.
Limit it daily
ProA 10-minute daily limit is enough for a few answers.
When you're tempted to unblock it
Most blockers fail in the same moment: you're tired, the urge hits, and switching the block off takes two clicks. ZenTab adds friction exactly there.
- I really need this site: the block page can open Quora for a few minutes after a short wait, so a genuine need doesn't turn into an hour.
- Strict Mode (Pro): no quick unlocks, you can add sites but not remove or pause them, and turning it off takes a 15-minute cool-down.
- Commitment lock (Pro): keep Strict Mode on until a date you choose, with no way out early.
Frequently asked questions
Does blocking quora.com block other languages of Quora?
Yes. Regional versions like hi.quora.com are subdomains of quora.com, so they're blocked too.
Can I hide Quora from Google results?
ZenTab doesn't change search results. Blocking the site means clicking a Quora result shows the block page instead.
Block Quora in a minute
ZenTab is free: block up to 10 sites, hide YouTube Shorts and grow a focus streak. Pro adds unlimited sites, page rules, schedules and daily limits for $10 once.