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[Mac App] How to exclude websites from blocking on your Mac using Jomo?

Want to Exclude a Website from Blocking with Jomo? Here's How!



Some websites offer multiple services under the same URL, like YouTube and YouTube Music. If you block YouTube, everything is blocked. That's why Jomo provides an exclusion list!

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❌ How to Exclude a Website from Blocking?



Create your blocking rule.
Click on "Apps & Websites", then on "Websites".
In the "Websites" section, add the site you want to block (for example, youtube.com).
Then, below in the "Exceptions" section, add the site you don't want to block (for example, music.youtube.com).
Complete your rule setup and confirm!



⚠️ Exceptions defined for one rule do not apply to others. If music.youtube.com is an exception in one list but not in others, it could still be blocked by those rules.

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✅ How to Block All Websites Except a Few?



Create your blocking rule.
Click on "Apps & Websites", then on "Websites".
In the "Categories" section, select "All Websites".
Then, below in the "Exceptions" section, add the sites you don’t want to block.
Complete your rule setup and confirm!

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⛓️‍💥 How to Block an Entire Website Except for a Specific Page or Subdomain?



Want to keep part of a website accessible but block the rest? Jomo lets you do this with just a few clicks. Perfect for blocking Reddit while still accessing a specific subreddit, or checking the BBC weather without being overwhelmed by the news.

Create your blocking rule.
Click on "Apps & Websites", then on "Websites".
Choose the sites you want to block (e.g., reddit.com or bbc.com).
In the "Exceptions" section, add the specific page or subdomain you're interested in (e.g., reddit.com/r/ios or bbc.com/weather).
Complete your rule setup and confirm!


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🛠️ I Added an Exception, but It's Not Working. Why?



Exceptions defined for one rule do not apply to others. If music.youtube.com is an exception in one list but not in others, it could still be blocked by those rules.

Updated on: 03/10/2024

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