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Please do. Such an ability is the basic tenet of a white-list strategy per user. This is going to be a mandatory concept for parents of young children who should only be dealing with a short list of certain websites (wixie.com for school projects, learning sites, etc.) I'll be investigating other 3rd party "net nanny" style utilities now.

Windows 7/64 Ultimate ESET Smart Security™, Version 8.0.312.0 I was under the impression that the parental control blocking would work similar to the regular URL blocking in the product. But when I X out every option in the "Web Content Filtering" tab, and supply *.* in the "Blocked and allowed webpages" tab (with an X), I am still allowed access to everything. When I supply a specific URL (e.g. images.google.com), that does work, and images.google.com is indeed blocked. I, like many parents, would like to block all websites for my child's login except a few accepted ones by me. A very short whitelist. I'd like the list to be similar to: How do I do this? Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!