Very good video and tutorial, keep up the work!

I consider this video to be a public service bro. I had questions about these types of software and this was educational. THANX VERY MUCH!

[ 2017-10-27 22:21:12Z ] 👍 0

Yea I like FREE also(LoL) and definitely have some options...very nice!

Thanks man, your video was extremely helpful. I worked through the three alternatives - OpenDNS, Pluckeye and Bad Hosts to block adult content in the internet. I had been desperately searching for a reliable porn blocking app in Linux for quite some time. My efforts have been mostly in vain, until today when I stumbled across this video. OpenDNS worked fairly well to block phishing sites, but left popular porn sites unharmed. A casual search revealed that these sites were still showing up in my browser. This left me dissapointed. Next, I experimented with Pluckeye. In sharp contrast to OpenDNS, it blocked almost all web pages that I tried to open. I tinkered with its settings and other features, but was dissatisfied with its performance. The app was too strict and its UI not quite friendly. Finally, I tried Bad Hosts File and.... Voila! It works magically. It is the perfect tool I was looking for. Not only does it block the popular adult sites, but also keeps other clean sites unaffected. Now, I can safely browse all sites without accidentally opening up porn sites. Awesome tutorial, you deserve more views and likes. :)

Thanks for pluckeye part!

do I have the option to allow my friends/ family to have access to what I see? I want to use it as accountability.

Thanks for the video. Do you know if the script you made can be adjusted to be run on a Manjaro machine?

Whats the name of the game`?

[ 2024-04-03 21:45:01Z ] 👍 1

Salt and Sanctuary.

hey, does the new versions of Pluckeye still support Firefox?

for opendns you can use ddcliend to useit with your aCCOUNT spacefically

Thanks for the help. The updated DNS for OpenDNS is now 208.67.222.222, 208.67.220.220.