Non-technical way to block tracking for internal traffic

Firstly, I love Umami. You've created my favourite analytics software by far! At the moment the only way to block tracking for internal traffic is by adding an umami.disabled to true in local storage. You can do this manually or using a quick line in the browser's console. This is great for technical users and developers like myself, but for non-technical people, it's a pretty foreign task. When I set clients up with Umami, it'd be great to have a less technical way for them to block tracking for their own browsing of their site because they end up getting such skewed data when they start checking out their own site. How exactly you could do this, I'm not too sure. I assume IP address blocking isn't possible due to Umami's privacy-friendly nature. Perhaps a Chrome extension that can set that in your local storage for you? Maybe even an official page on the Umami website where you can go to set something in their local storage for th…