How do I block bad websites on Chrome mobile?

Can I block a website on my Android phone?

You should be able to block websites easily with the built-in Android browser.

You can easily download a browser app like Dolphin and set that up as your default browser and access it that way. Just remember not to hit the 'Back' button. The browser will go back to where you left off, while the app will continue loading the website you were just on, so you'll end up having to reload the website to get to where you were before.

What other security precautions should I be taking? We hope that these instructions help you avoid being the next unfortunate person to fall victim to hackers. If you're worried that you've been hacked, then it's a good idea to change your passwords every now and again. In addition, you should always keep your browser updated - that way hackers won't be able to use a browser exploit to gain access to your personal information.

How do I block a website in Chrome for Android phone?

I've been working on a new feature for my android app, which is a location sharing app that is targeted towards parents/caregivers and it has some features to make the sharing of a map/location more secure.

One of those features would be that the app can block a list of websites from opening up in the browser. I've added the "parental controls" option as a toggle that will prevent websites from opening, but it does not appear to work correctly in my app.

I've done some reading on this and it appears the only way to do this is to set the Parental Controls to enable website blocking. I have tried this: Settings > Parental Controls > Access to your children's web browsing > Manage blocked sites, and tried adding the specific site URL but it does not appear to work for me. I get no popup or confirmation that the site was blocked, and I can still open up the blocked site in my browser. This works perfectly fine in Chrome on desktop. Am I missing something? Is there some trick to making this work? I've tried this: There are two possibilities that come to mind here. Some sites have been blocked in the past, and are therefore already marked as unblocked in Chrome for Android. If you're having issues with a site that has been previously blocked, then it's worth testing if you've got previous blocks recorded by clearing Chrome's cache.

You've got Parental Controls enabled, but haven't configured anything in regards to blocking. In that case, it may be worth checking to make sure that your Android device has parental controls enabled.

How do I block certain websites on Chrome extensions?

I want to block the "download" tab of youtube.

Com on my Chrome extension, however I am unsure of how to go about doing this. The only way I know of doing this is with a browser policy and whitelisting the "download" tab, but I'm not sure if that's possible with extensions or not. Also how can I do this for websites other than the download tab (for example blocking "save as" on google docs, etc.)

I think you can use the browser.newTab API to insert content from another website. Have you tried playing with that?