How can I ban / restrict myself from certain websites?


  1. Tsw88
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    How can I ban / restrict myself from certain websites?


    I have addiction to certain websites (NOT adult sites)
    that I want to block myself for a certain period of time
    .

    Is there any freeware or low price software to do so? Windows 10 environment

    It should work on all browsers otherwise it's not useful....
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  3. TairikuOkami
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    FortiClient's webfilter or OpenDNS Home, they have variety of categories to block.

    For a few, you can try HOSTS or a router: How to Block Websites on Computer Windows 10?
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  4. Lugh
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    Have you loked in Win10's built-in Windows Defender Family Options—it's a parental control.
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  6. Tsw88
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    Lugh said:
    Have you loked in Win10's built-in Windows Defender Family Options—it's a parental control.
    The computer is only used by myself. No one else can help to keep the password for me, is there any way which can just force to stop any password access after fixing a certain period of time?
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