Do you know how to block websites on Chrome?

Sometimes we get into trouble with some websites that often appear in the search section on a browser. This is annoying and annoying for many users. So how to block those annoying websites? Quite simply, with support in the Chrome browser extension, we can now block those sites easily.

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1. Block Site

The best thing about Block Site is the authentication option. Once you have configured the blocked site list, you can add a password to the Settings page so that children cannot access and undo what you have blocked.

After installing the extension, open the add-on settings and add the sites you want to block. Select the Enable Authentication box and enter the password to block access to the installation.

 

2. Ublacklist

UBlacklist is an easy-to-use extension that allows blocking websites from appearing in Google's search results. After installing UBlacklist, there are several ways to block websites.

First, if a website wants to block appear in the search results, you will see the ' Block this site ' option next to its URL. Click here and the site will not appear in the search results next time.

You can then manage your blocked sites by right-clicking the uBlacklist icon in the Chrome extension area and clicking " Options " . Here, you can delete sites from the block list, manually add sites, sync lists with Google Drive to use on other devices, and enter Personal Blocklist block lists .

3. Use Hosts file

Whether you're using Windows, Mac or Linux, you can use the Hosts file to block specific websites. It sounds a bit technical, but this is really a bad choice and can attract the attention of those who like to block websites without having to worry about third-party software. This method helps to block websites on all browsers. If you don't like this method, choose another way in the list above to block unwanted sites.

Below, how to edit the Host file to block websites on each major platform:

Edit Hosts file in Windows

How to do this, please refer to the article: How to block a website using a host file.

Edit Hosts file in Linux and Mac

This process is exactly the same as for Windows, except that the user needs to navigate to the '/ etc' directory to open the Hosts file.

Using one of these applications, users will have more control over which websites are allowed to appear on the browser. It's great that these extensions will help users get rid of the habit of spending time on a useless website.

Good luck!