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Is there an easy kind of "parental controls" similar to that which one uses on cable tv to block content, but for the internet?

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Isn't there an easier way to apply parental controls to the internet, something similar to the way I block content on my cable tv?

This happened

Every time Firefox opened

== everytime I browse, especially images, the filters never work. Even strict filtering lets through soft-porn types of images. I want my kids to be able to surf safely.

Isn't there an easier way to apply parental controls to the internet, something similar to the way I block content on my cable tv? == This happened == Every time Firefox opened == everytime I browse, especially images, the filters never work. Even strict filtering lets through soft-porn types of images. I want my kids to be able to surf safely.

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TonyE
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There are quite a few options available, your best choice would probably be third-party parental control software that works with all browsers.

For details on some options available see Parental controls - MozillaZine Knowledge Base

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