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Blocking unwanted sites!!!!!!!!!!!
 20 years 2 weeks ago #10644
by Rockape
        Replied by Rockape on topic Re: Blocking unwanted sites!!!!!!!!!!! 
        Good thinking jhun.  I was just going to suggest looking at something like the free version of Zonealarm.  I use it on all my machines, and it works quite well.  I can't remember if you can explicitly block sites.  Can anyone else?
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 20 years 2 weeks ago #10647
by DaLight
        Replied by DaLight on topic Re: Blocking unwanted sites!!!!!!!!!!! 
        Only the paid for versions of Zonealarm allow you to do content filtering. There is a however a nice piece of software called 
    Proxomitron
 which runs on Win 95,98,ME,NT,2000, and XP. It's free and allows to youo to create blocklists and if you're handy with HTML, you can do some really cool things with it.
If you want something a bit more "out-of-the-box" on your own computer, you will really need to use one of the paid-for options. The disadvantage with these is that if you're trying to control someone else's browsing habits, they may be able to disable the software if they're so inclined. Jhun's suggestion helps to get round this as you will have to install IPCOP on a separate computer which can be secured.
If you want to go the paid-for route, a piece of software which I've tried is Cybersitter . It is pretty good and not that expensive.
If you want something a bit more "out-of-the-box" on your own computer, you will really need to use one of the paid-for options. The disadvantage with these is that if you're trying to control someone else's browsing habits, they may be able to disable the software if they're so inclined. Jhun's suggestion helps to get round this as you will have to install IPCOP on a separate computer which can be secured.
If you want to go the paid-for route, a piece of software which I've tried is Cybersitter . It is pretty good and not that expensive.
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 19 years 10 months ago #12088
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        Replied by futurelogix on topic Use hostfiles 
        I changed host file in windows to block certain ads and websites ...u can also do that using any text editor OR else u can use any host file changing software
Block ads using Hosts file :
www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/hosts.htm
Block cookies :
www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/cookies.htm
Block ads using Hosts file :
www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/hosts.htm
Block cookies :
www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/cookies.htm
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 19 years 10 months ago #12089
by futurelogix
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        Replied by futurelogix on topic Dont have too much host file entries ! 
        But remember if u add more blocking entries to the windows hosts file then u r system internet browsing response speed  will become slower!!!
Hosts file are very sensitive !!
Hosts file are very sensitive !!
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