ADHD-Friendly Browser Looks to Curb Distractions Online
Sidekick, a new browser, is working to help internet users stay focused while navigating the web. An ADHD-friendly browser launched today and features tools to better help those easily distracted minimize the noise online. Dubbed a “productivity browser,” Sidekick protects the user’s data while also aiming to help focus their attention by making “the internet distraction-free.”
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