SafeSearch Enforcer by Mauro Mascarenhas

This extension enforces safesearch in search engines like Google, Bing and Yahoo

5 (5 reviews)

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About this extension

This extension aims to enforce engines to proccess the search queries in a safer mode, even if the configuration is manually set, it will be restored to the strictiest role.

Unfortunately, other content filtering extensions do not provide this feature, and alternative blocking methods like DNS and Proxy also do not filter search results. Therefore this extension should be used as a complement for child protection suites.

This extension supports five known search engines:

Google : Domains and subdomains.
Bing : Domains and subdomains.
Yahoo : Domains and subdomains.
Yandex : Domains and subdomains.
DuckDuckGo : Domains and subdomains.
Reddit : Search results, sections, posts and profiles.
Imgur : Filters NSFW content (linked to Reddit).

It also supports site blocking (through block list rules), accordingly to the user's preferences.

Rated 5 by 5 reviewers

Release notes for 1.3.4

- Internal pages (blocked, options and welcome) now use bootstrap so as to achieve responsivity;
- Options page is no longer embbeded to the "about:addons" page, but is open on na separate one instead;
- Reduced ammount of duplicate resources (moved every UI content to 'static' dir);
- Fixed code indentation (JS files);
- Blocked pages now display the blocked URL and the reason for that;
- Fixed some translations;
- Removed "blacklist" term from options and source code!
- SSE is no longer under NSOSL, but MPL;
- Removed adicional references for NSOSL.

Complete changelog may be found at: https://github.com/Nintersoft/SafeSearch-Enforcer/commits/unstable-dev

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