Locking down Firefox

In IE, one goes to:

Tools/Internet Options
Security tab
Select Internet icon
Click on Default Level
Move slider to High
Click Apply
Click OK

Then, one adds trusted websites to a white list.

Can one remove access to _any_ website initially in Firefox?
If this is not possible, can this be done in another non-IE browser?

Albert wrote:
> In IE, one goes to:
>
> Tools/Internet Options
> Security tab
> Select Internet icon
> Click on Default Level
> Move slider to High
> Click Apply
> Click OK
>
> Then, one adds trusted websites to a white list.
>
> Can one remove access to _any_ website initially in Firefox?
> If this is not possible, can this be done in another non-IE browser?

Hello Albert:

I'm not sure if this is going to answer your question.

A proper entry in your computer's HOSTS file will forbid access
regardless of the browser.

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1PW

Albert <albert.xtheunknown0@gmail.com> wrote in news:w3vxm.44845
$ze1.27425@news-server.bigpond.net.au:

> In IE, one goes to:
>
> Tools/Internet Options
> Security tab
> Select Internet icon
> Click on Default Level
> Move slider to High
> Click Apply
> Click OK
>
> Then, one adds trusted websites to a white list.
>
> Can one remove access to _any_ website initially in Firefox?
> If this is not possible, can this be done in another non-IE browser?

Firefox achieves this through add-ons. (This allows you to tailor your
security to suit your needs with a fair degree of granularity. The
downside is that newbies may not know which to select and why.)

The particular one closest to what you've specifically asked for is
"blocksite" which allows you to manage blacklist and/or whitelist.
Another addon that approaches this problem from a slightly different
direction is "Adblock Plus."

Two Firefox security addons I consider essential are "Flashblock" and
"Noscript." And lastly (not quite essential but still very useful) is
BetterPrivacy (for managing flash cookies, etc.)

Regards,

nemo_outis wrote:
> Albert <albert.xtheunknown0@gmail.com> wrote in news:w3vxm.44845
> $ze1.27425@news-server.bigpond.net.au:
>
>> In IE, one goes to:
>>
>> Tools/Internet Options
>> Security tab
>> Select Internet icon
>> Click on Default Level
>> Move slider to High
>> Click Apply
>> Click OK
>>
>> Then, one adds trusted websites to a white list.
> <snip>
> The particular one closest to what you've specifically asked for is
> "blocksite" which allows you to manage blacklist and/or whitelist.
> Another addon that approaches this problem from a slightly different
> direction is "Adblock Plus."
> <snip>

Thanks.