I want to block certain sites, how do I go about doing this (preferably without spending money on some program)?
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What you have to do is go into your Internet options under tools and go to security and go to restricted sites and type in the address.That's a way to block some of them.Another way is by going to Internet options and then go to the content tab and click on the enable button on the Content Advisory.
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Try www.proxify.com or anonymousinet.com that work for me, for 1 day then they blocked it!!!
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There are services that allow you to do this, and I can't recall their names right now.  They allow anonymous surfing, etc.  I think they basically rename the site URL and send it to you "disguised".  \nThere are some sites dedicated to doing this.  Try:\nhttp://www.zensur.freerk.com/\nhttp://masterbootrecord.de/english/censorship.php\nhttp://www.bypass-censorship.com/
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1. Go to "edit" \n2.click on "settings"\n3.click on "privacy"\n4.type in the screen name of the person you wish to block in the "block list"
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You can use a website called siteunlocker located at http://www.siteunlocker.com , There all you got to do is put the url in the box and press go and it will take you there.
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If you want to block it from home, you can always buy a router (if you don't have one already) and put that in there.  If it's about forcing yourself to stop bidding, you can have a friend change the password on the router w/out telling you the password, so you can't go into the router's settings and "unblock" the site.  (Of course you can always get around it like plugging right into the DSL modem, but without the software to connect, it probably won't be so quick and easy to do).  Try Netgear's FR114P router/firewall.
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1. download Mozilla Firefox\nhttp://www.mozilla.com\n\n2. download & install Adblock into Firefox\nhttps://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1865/ (should be installed automatically if opened within Firefox)\n\n3. use Adblock to ban the advertisements you want
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Tools/Internet Options/Advanced\n\nAbout 3/4 of the way down the list, find the section labeled "Search from the Address bar"\n\nClick on "Do not search from the Address bar"\nThen Apply, and OK
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You can do that by clicking TOOLS on internet explorer then INTERNET OPTIONS click the SECURITY tab and then the TRUSTED SITES icon,typw URL of the site you want to unblock.
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GroupPolicy is regedit but easier.\n\nUsing regedit to block sites, the key would be here:\nHKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;Software&#92;\nMicrosoft&#92;Windows&#92;\nCurrentVersion&#92;Internet Settings&#92;\nP3P&#92;History&#92;BlockedWebsite.com\n\n(seperated lines because yahoo replaces it with '...')\n\nThe problem is the default value needs to be DWORD, but it's always REG_SZ which you wont be able to change..\nBut you can delete blocked websites like that..\n\nWhy couldn't you just block them in IE settings?\nTools > Internet Options... > 'Privacy' tab > 'Edit' button.\n\nFlux.
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certian sites i set cookies ( for logons ), all other on ask, other than that I block ( if it asks then i reject )
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I assume you are referring to your internet access at your workplace. My company also employs Websense to block certain websites (e.g. porn, MySpace, YouTube). Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do about this. At least nothing that I would recommend. You can use a proxy service, but I highly recommend against it since any savvy IT department will notice this activity right away.
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there is block checker, but that does not always work, tried it with a friend who I asked to block me then checked it out and  block checker told I hadnt been blocked, so hope someone knows how to answer this , Im curious to
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you gotta have pop-up blocker, i think most internet security softwares have this feature.
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The way that I do is as follows....\nI click the tools button, then select internet options.  Then I click the Content Tab.  Then select Auto Complete.  There you can delete and check what you do and don't want.
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go Tools menu, click on Internet Options.\n\nClick on Content.\n\nEnable the Content Advisor by clicking on Enable.\n\nClick on Approved Sites tab.\n\nNow type in the sites that you don't want them to go and click on Never.\n\nMake sure that you remember password before applying the settings.\n\n//Now that will work for Explorer but not for other browsers.//
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There are web sites which offer free anonymous surfing, by using them you can skip your administrators ban on some sites. \nConnecting to a web page through their free services will mask your identity. The administrator can see the web address of that proxy site only - not the actual site address which you viewed through that proxy site.\n\nHere are some -\nwww.cyberarmy.com\nwww.anonymizer.com\nwww.btunnel.com\nwww.vtunnel.com\nwww.kickadmin.com \nwww.anonymouse.org\nwww.proxy.org\nwww.proxify.com\nwww.youhide.net \n\nAssuming that certain sites are being blocked, is't almost certain that the administrator can block proxy sites as well.