How do you put a parental block on adult websites on a Mac?

Answer 1

If your Mac OS is 10.5 (Leopard) then you can use Parental Controls in System Preferences. Select the Content tab and then tick limit access to adult sites. Use the Customize button to add specific criteria to your block. Websites already visited are listed in the Logs section. I am not sure if this can block websites in firefox, but if you only use safari, here's how:

1. Log in with an admin account

2. Open System Preferences, then click "Accounts"

3. If the padlock in the bottom left corner is closed, click on it, then type your password. otherwise, proceed to step 4

4. Select the account you want to put a Block on, then click "Parental Controls"

5. Mark the "Safari" checkbox

6. Log on to the account, and open Safari

7. In the bookmarks bar, click the icon of the book with the padlock over it, and enter your user name and password

8. Add to the Bookmarks Bar any sites which you want to allow.

You are done! If you try to open any site which is not in the bookmarks, you will get an error screen, with a button that you can click to create a bookmark for the site after entering your (admin) username and password You can use a parental control software web site porn filter to achive this. Safe Eyes is a nice choice. See the link below.

Answer 2

Go to "Tools" then options ... each browser has its own way or method of accomplishing this task. You might open the browser you use and then click on "help" to find out what is required to stop certain eyes from viewing certain sites.

Answer 3

you can block adult content on your Macbook Pro using the OS X Mountain Lion app.