Browser extension

This hides loading animations, spinning effects, and other visual cues.

Loading Blocker is a browser extension designed to reduce loading spinners, loading icons, semi-transparent Autoplay motion, and some progress indicators that appear while pages load.

The title may vary depending on the country and browser.

Beta Period

free.

Let's try installing it. Meow.

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Features

Reduces Loading Motion

Targets circular spinners, progress indicators, and waiting animations used by many web services.

Per-Site ON/OFF

For websites where the original display is required, please refresh the page after switching by pinning the extension screen in the upper right corner.

Lightweight/Secure/Privacy

Under normal operation, this function is designed not to perform external communication unless selected by the user.

How to use

  1. Install it from the official store of each browser or from software distribution sites.
  2. Open a regular webpage and click the "Agree" button in the terms of service pop-up.
  3. The software will automatically begin blocking.

Planned Purchase and Donation Links

Beta

free.

Try on Firefox

Official Version Plan

The standard version offers a free trial, after which this feature will be available for a low annual fee, equivalent to approximately US$0.50 to US$2.99 ​​per month. The actual price will be determined on the sales page. (It will remain free to use until the development of the billing function is complete.) In developing countries, it will be free of charge with some exceptions.

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Donation Link Plan

A donation link may be added later to support continued development.

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Notice

Since the hardware remains the same, this does not increase the communication speed itself.
This feature may not work on browser settings pages, extension store pages, browser tabs, PDF pages, apps, etc.
It is intended for regular web pages. Actual behavior takes precedence, and hiding all loading indicators is not guaranteed.
Be careful not to become overly focused on the internet.