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Elvin Aslanov2.4 years ago
Please support payment method other than PayPal for subscriptions.
And consider updating the app to 2024 as it says "Updated: June 7, 2021".
Brian Forbes2.6 years ago
If you don't know anything about the "settings" page, the star rating is probably accurate. This doesn't come configured out of the box. However, if you have been around computers for a while, this is a very easy to configure extension.
It needs to be set up by the user or administrator. You need to tell it what counts as an off limits word as well as words that are fine if you come across them. The lists that come with the extension aren't very good (like blocking 18+ and sex might hit on randomly generated urls), but if you spend some energy on it, it isn't that hard to get it just right. With the subscription, it will keep your lists on a cloud server, where you can update it for all the users you have logged in. It takes about 10 minutes to update after a change.
You can block the URL and Title, or you can make it block anything on the page. It can be made to block the "extensions" page, so keep the password easy to find. That means you can't uninstall it without doing some very involved computer repair stuff. You'll forgive me for not saying how here. You can also set the extension to run in incognito mode.
You can set the error to be the default, which tells you what keyword was found and blocked, or you can set it to redirect to another page. You can make your own error page on a hosted site, or you can redirect to kids' Britannica or something.
I limit the internet for my teens, of course, but I also use it for myself. I don't want porn on my computer (though part of me does). Even knowing how to change the settings, I have to overcome my laziness to walk over to where I store the password, spend the energy to enter it, update the settings, wait for it to propagate. With that kind of difficulty, my better nature keeps my carnal nature in check most of the time. There's no impulse internet viewing with this app in the way. Of course, if you have the knowledge and the inclination, you can get around anything, but if you have the inclination, it's easy enough to go to the adult bookstore down the road too.
I use other tools, Clean Browsing DNS, Google Family Link, Accountable2You, but one blocks too little, another blocks too much, and one tells on you for false positives all too often. With all the euphemisms out there for adult organs and activities, it really does take a personal touch. A consistent pattern of updating, daily, then weekly, then monthly. IMO, I couldn't do this internet viewing thing without Foxfilter. If your hand makes you sin, cut it off. You know what I mean? Not your hand so much as keywords and websites.
derrick g2.9 years ago
Its a content blocker that can block content that contains certain words, so it blocks youtube and spells it out to the a child we blocked this because "Found the blocked keyword 'free and sex' in the page's Body"
Exactly why would I want the very banned words displayed as a result on the block page.
Deyvisson Oliveira3 years ago
Paid for that hoping that it could be set not to be uninstalled... I guess I lost my money... :/
guido campanella3.4 years ago
Ottimo, lo uso sia su Chrome che su Firefox.
Dr O5.8 years ago
Cant save changes to blocked keywords after new update
Lock Jaw6.1 years ago
Sometimes I get a message when I click 'Save Changes' saying this.
Sorry, there was an error saving your changes: "Service Unavailable"
希望alex8.3 years ago
Blocks the ENTIRE site, useless.
Martin MC8.6 years ago
When it blocks a site due to a false positive, there is a button that reads "trust this site" so we can continue to the site. I find that helpful because I tried another site where I could not even get a reply to my messages to allow me to see clean sites that probably were just mentioning products from the Naked brand of juice or something innocent.
laura g9.6 years ago
es muy bueno
Jeremy Campbell10 years ago
still Can't get on my computer
Jon Grieg10.1 years ago
EXCELLENT, even for other uses! Since antivirus suites no longer allow you to type undesirable URLs into the firewall, this extension comes as a true blessing! Even for those who don't care about filtering "adult" content, this is useful to get rid of "clickbait" websites and other annoying pests. You can insert your own filters the EASY way! (True, it requires some TLC. For example, since Google now owns "Doubleclick", getting rid of Doubleclick may also block YouTube, so I had to cancel that filter. But aside from a few exceptions like that, it is EXTREMELY useful!)
Logan Bowman10.7 years ago
This blocked sites like YouTube, Facebook, and Netfix for no reason! ...
Larisa Pak11.3 years ago
the free version is useless. Subscription adds up to $$$ over time.
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