How to restrict WEB pages

[Tal Fucus]

I wan't to restrict my 11 yrs old kid from getting into XXX and SEX web
pages.
How can I do that, based on part of the page name ?
Trying to put the XXX or SEX as "Never" pages in the "Approved sites" option
under the "Content" tab in the internet setting didn't do the trick.
Also couldn't figure how to use the "Rating" option there.
Is there other good (And free if possible) for this ?

Thanks,
Tal

 

[relic]

I wan't to restrict my 11 yrs old kid from getting into XXX and SEX
web pages.
How can I do that, based on part of the page name ?
Trying to put the XXX or SEX as "Never" pages in the "Approved sites"
option under the "Content" tab in the internet setting didn't do the
trick.
Also couldn't figure how to use the "Rating" option there.
Is there other good (And free if possible) for this ?

Thanks,
Tal

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=free+content+filter

 

[Kent_Diego]

"Black Hole" them. Add entry:

127.0.0.1 XXX-web-site.com

in hosts file. You can get a pre-made hosts file with a bunch of crappy
sites blocked:
http://www.everythingisnt.com/hosts.html
http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/hosts.htm

 

[Butterfield]

I wan't to restrict my 11 yrs old kid from getting into XXX and SEX web
pages.

Norton Internet Security. (Yahoo images search still works though) You
could install something like Desktop Surveillance. Sometimes just
knowing you are being recorded is enough.

Gotta go...
Butterfield

 

[John Thompson]

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I wan't to restrict my 11 yrs old kid from getting into XXX and SEX web
pages.
How can I do that, based on part of the page name ?
Trying to put the XXX or SEX as "Never" pages in the "Approved sites" option
under the "Content" tab in the internet setting didn't do the trick.
Also couldn't figure how to use the "Rating" option there.
Is there other good (And free if possible) for this ?

Install a filtering proxy, eg "privoxy" (http://www.privoxy.org) and tell
it to block the words you don not wish to allow.

 

[Michael]

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=fre
e+content+filter

Hi,

For Internet Explorer I see If you open Internet Options, select the
Content Tab, then Ratings Tab, you can slide the slidebar over to prefered
level, I've never actually tried this, (don't have kids yet).

Michael