URL Disabler v1.1 – Internet Access Control

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August 4, 2022
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URL Disabler v1.1 – Internet Access Control

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URL Disabler is a portable utility designed to simplify blocking URLs in , Firefox, and Chromium Edge.

Users who have unlimited access are at risk of malware and information leakage.

By blocking certain websites, you can significantly reduce this harm and prevent yourself from accidentally browsing adult, explicit, and sensitive websites.

It can also help to save and costs. Restricting access to certain URLs can also increase productivity and attention, which is especially important for children who need to learn.

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Using to block websites to restrict access can be helpful, especially for companies, schools that want to comply with child safety regulations, and publicly accessible WiFi providers who want to provide a family-friendly surfing environment and Home users.

Url Disabler Features

  • Free of charge
  • Can block on , Firefox, and Chromium EDGE browsers.
  • Portable, no installation required

The Disabler URL does not use the “%SystemRoot%\System32\\etc\hosts” file method, therefore resetting the Hosts file does not affect the Blocking rules.

Supported languages

English, Turkish, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Hungarian, Hebrew, Polish, Japanese, Greek, Dutch (Nederlands), Vietnamese, Persian, Portuguese (Brazil), Thai, Romanian, Chinese, Arabic, Korean

Supported Operating Systems

11, 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7

Supported Browsers

, Firefox, Chromium EDGE

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