Custom Blocks.
Gambling is where GuardianBlock starts. You decide what else goes on your own no-go list.
See what a block covers before you confirm.
A block includes the whole website and its subdomains by default. An exact host is the advanced option.
Block scope
Includes the whole website and its subdomains.
Blocking one specific page inside a larger site is not supported.
You decide what goes on the list.
Custom Blocks work from the domains you declare.
- Blocked
- You add the domains you've decided to stay away from.
- Proposed
- Your keyholder can suggest one. It becomes a block when you confirm it, and not before.
- Removal requested
- Taking a domain off is a request your keyholder reviews.
A custom block is a decision, not a feed.
Your keyholder can see which domains you've declared off-limits, never the private note behind one.
What a custom block keeps
- The domain or exact host you declared off-limits.
- An optional short note on why, kept minimal.
- Whether the block is currently active.
What a custom block is not
- A record of the sites you visit.
- Your searches or keystrokes.
- A feed sent to your keyholder.
Decide your no-go list while it's easy.
Set your lines in a calmer moment, and let a keyholder help you hold them.
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