Webdrag 

The state when one has already seen everything on the web of his/her interest but still forces oneself to browse the already visited sites, like facebook, youtube, etc, with extreme boredom as an addiction or habit.

"I should probably lock my Macbook and iphone away to stop myself from webdragging myself."
"I know! I heard there's a psychologist specializing in that!"

Webdrag by mitual February 5, 2009

webdrained 

an adjective which describes a person in lockdown who is working from home and reaches a state of mental drought through the excessive usage of digital media and internet tools.

I can't get away from being online. First work and then zoom calls with my family and friends. I am so webdrained

webdrained by Danlod2 May 20, 2021

webdrawl

When one has gone a period of time (usually 5+ minutes) without replying or having a reply to a thread they are interested in.

Symptoms include:

-Shaking hands: particularly mimicking typing without actually touching the keys on the keyboard

-Anxiety attacks: Frantically flipping through tabs or websites in a panic because no one has replied or even read your recently posted thread.

-Lack of focus: Ignoring people that you are talking on the phone whilst browsing, ignoring parents etc etc.

-Drooling: so into reading a recently posted thread (Finally! After five minutes of waiting someone posted!!!) that you drool on your hand, keyboard, mouse etc.

-Prent up energy attacks: Pounding on the keyboard, mouse, desk, nearby surface, scattering papers of items on the desk or throwing objects randomly and with much enthusiasm to express the built up hyper energy that should be spent reading or replying to posts.

Oh man, no one has even read my thread yet. I am going into webdrawl.

webdrawl by bloodstainedsilk November 7, 2007

Webdrawals 

The act or process of going without the use of the internet up to and including smartphones, e-mail, PDAs, and any other communication device to which one has become addicted, typically accompanied by distressing physio logical and mental effects.

Dewayne experienced webdrawals upon finding that the internet wasn't working at the office to the point of getting in his vehicle and driving to the nearest coffee shop/hotel to get service on his iPod Touch so he could check his e-mail.

Webdrawals by sherrietyson April 6, 2009