Hi T,
I noticed that the scenario is at home, so it is not a domain environment, right?
I would suggest two ways to block specific websites.
Method 1: Blocking Websites in all Browsers on Windows 10 with Family Safety
Microsoft Family Safety is a built-in application in Windows 10. The administrator can change the settings to control family member’s online behavior. As parent, you are able to view the time your child uses the device and the time spent in each application. You can also filter inappropriate content, and set time limits on certain apps. But one thing you need to pay attention is that you need to create a Microsoft account for your child, and ensure that he can only log in to this account. Here is the steps on how to block websites on Windows 10 with Microsoft Family Safety:
Create a Microsoft account for child:
(If you child already has his account, you can skip this part)
- Click on the Start menu of your PC. Select Settings > Account > Family & other users.
- At the pop-up Microsoft account window, click on Create one for child. Then click Next.
- Enter your child’s personal information to create an account for him.
- Go back to Microsoft account window and add your child’s account.
Block inappropriate websites on child’s account:
- Sign in your own Microsoft account.
- Find your child’s account on the Your family page.
- Click on More options > Content restrictions.
- Go to the Web Browsing section. Enable the Block inappropriate websites option.
- Enter the unwanted websites to Always blocked section.
Method 2: Using the browser extensions.
You can refer the following third-party article to see how to use extensions in Chrome and Edge.
Best 5 ways to Block Websites on Windows 10 Chrome, Firefox & Edge (cisdem.com)
Disclaimer: Microsoft provides no assurances and/or warranties, implied or otherwise, and is not responsible for the information you receive from the third-party linked sites or any support related to technology. If you are going to modify BIOS Settings, please back up all your personal files first to ensure you do not lose data.
Best Regards,
Ian Xue
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