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Default Wasting a lot of time watching Shorts and Reels? This app puts you back in

Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority


  • A new app called Sane Scrolling promises to block short-form video content on various apps.
  • The app lets you set a timer so Shorts are blocked after a specified period of time.
  • Sane Scrolling only blocks short-form videos, so you can still check direct messages, your feed, and more.

Short-form video content is everywhere these days, with the likes of TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram all offering this format. These videos can be a major time-waster as you scroll endlessly through them, but one developer has come up with a solution.

Developer IJagan on Reddit created a new Android app called Sane Scrolling. This blocks short-form video content on apps without actually blocking the entire app. This could be extremely useful if you need access to other features in these apps (e.g., direct messages, and posts).




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