UX Century Launches Self Exclusion — A Free...

We’re excited to announce Self Exclusion, a free Chrome extension from UX Century that blocks 350,000+ casino and betting sites — with a cool-down lock so protection isn’t easy to shut off on impulse.

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We’re excited to announce Self Exclusion, a free Chrome extension built by UX Century to help people keep online casinos and betting sites out of reach when willpower dips.

Self-exclusion shouldn’t depend on remembering to close a tab. Self Exclusion adds a browser-level layer of protection: it blocks gambling domains before pages load, guides you through Incognito setup (a common bypass), and uses an intentional cool-down before turn-off so an urge spike can’t instantly undo your choice.

What’s included

350,000+ domains blocked — casinos, sportsbooks, and mirrors, with remote updates from getselfexclude.com
Cool-down lock — requesting turn-off starts a waiting period (default 24 hours), not an instant off switch
Incognito guidance — onboarding walks you through allowing the extension in private windows
Help when it matters — blocked pages surface real helplines (for example 1-800-GAMBLER in the US)
No account required — free to use; optional anonymous usage data is off by default

Who it’s for

Anyone practicing digital self-exclusion from online gambling — as an extra layer alongside operator tools, bank gambling blocks, and professional support. Self Exclusion supports recovery; it does not replace it. If you need human help, contact a problem-gambling helpline first.