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((EDIT: More ideas have been added at the bottom of this post!))

In my quest to prohibit my access on my computer, I came across this utility in Google Chrome that is extremely useful!

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... delahlfoji

Essentially, this site blocks you from accessing websites you so choose, or you can block the Internet altogether.

There are however a couple flaws in the system
- You can uninstall the extension
- Alternate Internet browsers
- Offline access to your content via HDD

The second and third ones cannot be completely bypassed by uninstalling non-IE browsers, though here's a way to disable Internet Explorer as well
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/2734/uni ... windows-7/

The first one however can be made full proof by blocking the following web URL...
chrome://plugins

Afterwards, right click the icon at the top right of the screen, select "Hide Button", and when your timer runs out, or your start "nuclear" mode, you cannot access your apps to change them until the timer runs out.

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However this only opens up even more possibilities, you could block JUST "chrome://plugins/", but also install a lot of apps that could be obstructive to your browsing experience.

(You could also block "chrome://settings/" and have a really embarrassing theme set)

On top of that, if you manage to gain access to the extension settings of Stay Focused, you could enable "Challenge" which will require you to enter a lengthy paragraph that is literally cheat proof.

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One last idea I have is that you could remove all browsers except for Chrome, create a Guest account on your computer, and only enable limited functionality. You could then change the password of your main profile on the computer to something you won't remember (i.e. - jna9qu64q3trbIGTB4ji), email it to yourself, and block the Internet

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EDIT: More idea(s)...

A dom and sub with Chrome could both have this application.
- Dom sets their settings that they wish for the sub to use and be restricted to
- Dom exports the settings, and emails them to sub
- Sub imports the settings emailed by dom, and sets them immediately.

Custom "Challenge" Message
- Like the above, but in the settings, the dom creates custom text for the challange that could either provide humiliation, and/or difficulty
- Sub could take picture of completed task
- Failure to complete could mean more restrictions and/or punishments, completing it could lessen restrictions, and provide an award.

Anyway, I'm currently thinking of more uses for this app, maybe even use it for studying... maybe.

http://www1.k9webprotection.com/

This works surprisingly well. If you try to circumvent it too much it will just shut you off from the internet completely for X amount of time. It has a bunch of other options and best of all it's free.

K9 web protection is fantastic. for example if you want to block only porn you can do that but you have to fiddle around with the settings so it does not block anything else.
great program though, only tthing is that you have to set the password yourself, so you have to find some way of hiding the password away.

miatly wrote:http://www1.k9webprotection.com/

This works surprisingly well. If you try to circumvent it too much it will just shut you off from the internet completely for X amount of time. It has a bunch of other options and best of all it's free.

Looks promising! I'm filling out to try it now and I'm getting asked the following question...

- How did you hear about us?

I could put in the "other" field - Tease and Denial Website, but ehhh, I'd best not. From this point on, I'll class you as my friend for all intensive denial purposes!

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Still though, is this a common, or uncommon interest? I feel it falls under the "giving power to" category. I do sometimes fantasise about extreme forms of blackmail (which I'm sure in the real world is much less what one envisioned). Though I feel that giving internet power to a program is also a strange turn-on.

Sweet, just tried it out. One thing I don't like about it is you can't set a predetermined timer (i.e. for each day, you are aloud to use "these" sites, or at a certain time, the blocked websites take effect - unless of course i've not looked at it thoroughly enough.

But what I love about this is that you can block all browsers!

However this leaves me at a slight standstill for a few reasons....
- Admin passswords, if you use the program yourself there is not much use to it unless you improvise with such sites as Carlilock (take a picture of the admin password (something you won't remember) and use it as your "release". That is of course if Carlilock permit it.
- What should a person be tasked to besides Milovana tasks that make use of the internet? Stroking challenges are all good and fun, but the feeling of being unable to use the net is what's suppose to provide the arousal (i.e. a computer based task, but they cannot use search engines, or anything, think of it like a daily assignment)
- Any settings that a dom may want, they must tell the sub to manually enter it, which could cause temptation, unlike the import feature of Stay Focused.

I myself don't have a mistress, nor an e-mistress, but it's something at one point or another I'd like to experiment using either K9 Web Protection, or Stay Focus.

First of all, my apologies or the triple post in my thread here.

I happen to have been directed in the direction of another interesting software...

http://www.teamviewer.com/en/index.aspx

This appears to have full control from the administrators perspective.

In fact, if this were something that would spark some liking to a dominant, they can register multiple computers with the software - i.e. The dominant can have several submissives' computer under their watchful eye. However it does come at there having to be a large amount of trust since there would be sharing of sensitive data.