Some adult websites do not provide warnings for underage viewers or otherwise break their country’s legal requirements, meaning that they are potentially blacklisted.
Keep your Kids from Seeing Adult Content on the Web It is nearly impossible for any parent to manually monitor their child’s entire computer session and what you therefore need is a solution that works in the background even while you aren’t around to watch over them. There are couple of options. For instance, YouTube has a safety mode to block videos that aren’t appropriate for children. Then you have OpenDNS that you can configure with your router or computer to block an entire category of websites that contain violent or adult content. There are some site blocking programs (NetNanny for example) that monitor your kid’s activity on the computer and will automatically restrict them from visiting sites that aren’t meant for them. Then you have the slightly-geeky 127.0.0.1 trick to that helps you block any of the known websites on your computer.
How to block sites with adult content if you're using firefox or internet explorer?
Internet Explorer
Tools->Internet Options->Content - Enable 'content advisor' and set a password. - Choose what to block - now when you visit an adult site it will ask for a password.
FireFox:
I dont think you can. You could get a free service to block adult sites, such as Windows Live Family Safety at https://fss.live.com/Default.aspx?mkt=en…
or
You could try set your homepage as Google SafeSearch as it filters out all adult related searches. Great for the kids too for their homework researching, http://www.safe-google.com
Free Software For Firefox, Interner Explorer 9 and netscape.
A software (FREE) which can block adult content in all three of them.
Visit
www.netnanny.com
www.cybersitter.com
Manually
You know any smart kid can just go into the mozilla folder and manually delete the addon. Or use a proxy, or circumvent the software etc....
You may try this
Click on "Tools" Select "Internet Options" Click on "Content" You will see "Parental Controls" and "Content Advisor" which you can enable.
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