Have you ever considered using a HOSTS file? A HOSTS file is a small file named "HOSTS" with no extension that sits in your windows directory and redirects addresses.
For example:
That would redirect all of those sites straight to 127.0.0.1, which is local. Instead of the web content it would generate a 404 message.
I've attached a HOSTS file with the extension .txt to this post, you can download it and look at it. It contains only a few examples, but you can always delete and edit the stuff inside and make your own. In fact, if you do a search online, I'm sure you can find a well updated adult blocking specific HOSTS file.
Just remember to leave this one:
localhost 127.0.0.1
Also, every line with a # at the beginning is comented out and ignored.
For example:
Remember, don't add "http://" to anything, only in the format of..
smut.pornsite.com
or
*.pornsite.net
..those are some examples.
Also, one more thing to note... the HOSTS file must follow these three guidelines:
1.) It must have no extension, just "HOSTS"
2.) It must be "HOSTS", not "HOST"
3.) It must be in UPPERCASE
If you have any questions or need further explaining, don't hesitate to ask!
For example:
Code:
127.0.0.1 [url]www.someporn.com[/url]
127.0.0.1 [url]www.something-really-bad.com[/url]
127.0.0.1 [url]www.hacking-time-baby.com[/url]I've attached a HOSTS file with the extension .txt to this post, you can download it and look at it. It contains only a few examples, but you can always delete and edit the stuff inside and make your own. In fact, if you do a search online, I'm sure you can find a well updated adult blocking specific HOSTS file.
Just remember to leave this one:
localhost 127.0.0.1
Also, every line with a # at the beginning is comented out and ignored.
For example:
Code:
#
#This is text explaining that hosts files are really neat!
#smut.pornsite.com
or
*.pornsite.net
..those are some examples.
Also, one more thing to note... the HOSTS file must follow these three guidelines:
1.) It must have no extension, just "HOSTS"
2.) It must be "HOSTS", not "HOST"
3.) It must be in UPPERCASE
If you have any questions or need further explaining, don't hesitate to ask!
