ChildWebGuardian 4.0

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Date added

February 1, 2009

Developer

Sergey Zimin | (more products)

All time downloads

658

License / Price

Free Trial / $29.95

Platform

Windows

Description of ChildWebGuardian 4.0

Filtering software that provides Internet child safety

ChildWebGuardian is filtering software designed to provide Internet child safety. This program keeps track and checks the content of every web-page the child browses through in the Internet Explorer. If the program finds some obscene content, ChildWebGardian will immediately block viewing such pages.

ChildWebGuardian is a whole software package that is integrated in Internet Explorer and consists of somecontrolling functions. Each of these functions forms an obstacle in the way of obscene information from the Internet. And before your child sees any page, it is checked by all those functions.

The principle of the ChildWebGuardian work has a prominent advantage over the usual way most of the similar software functions. Most of such programs check only the URL of the requested page for being in the database of "indecent" addresses.

This way of filtering is not effective for there appear hundreds of new sites every minute. Unlike other programs, ChildWebGuardian has special functions that allow analyzing the page content itself. That is why even if your child comes across a newly appeared site with obscene content, ChildWebGuardian will stop him from viewing this site anyway.

ChildWebGuardian has the following controlling functions: a function for analyzing the page content for the presence of forbidden phrases, a function for blocking the access to the sites in the "black" list, a function for restricting the use of Internet Explorer by time and by days of the week, a function for storing the URLs of the visited Internet resources to the special file, a function for closing the Internet Explorer pop-up ads automatically.

It also has a function for a maximum browsing restriction that gives access only to the Internet addresses in the "white" list.