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The Internet is so vast and uncensored that it is capable of plaguing the young minds if the parents do not play their role in making sure that the bad websites are being filtered and blocked ,if you currently have no content filtering you can use DNS Angel v1.0 , it will protect your family from inappropriate websites and will Block Porn Sites Automatically (without Installing any Software) it is Freeware and Portable , Children Are Our Future , Please Protect them.



Features:
- İnclude 3 DNS Service to Block Adult websites (Porn Sites) , Malicious sites ,Phishing sites, malware websites
- Yu can see your current DNS and it’s status (Safe or not)
- You dont need to install it (it is Portable)
- You don’t need to Flush DSN ( Dns Angel v1.0 Flushs dns cache Automatically)
- You can easily remove Child protection (just click “Default DNS button”)
- It is very simle and effective



Supported Operating Systems: Xp, Vista , windows 7 , windows 8 – (Both X86 and x64)

Virus total report

CRC32: 09618072
SHA1: 32c282045c51bfbf7f03b49303080e4bc9cd913b
MD5: df847643b0734ba6c59d5cdf5a0689eb

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Really hadn't though of a family / safe web filter as something that portable users would need since so many programs here on the site are about getting around restrictions, but this might actually open up portable software to users who otherwise wouldn't think of it. It also takes away the notion that one computer is the dedicated "family" computer with specific filter software installed, which means people can have fewer computers in the house.

The site doesn't currently have a safe filter of any type and of course there's also router-based DNS tools like these:

• OpenDNS - http://techlogon.com/2012/06/19/using-f ... t-content/ (free as far as I can tell)
• FamilySheild - http://lifehacker.com/5570770/familyshi ... our-router (ad-supported)

Anyway, good post. Thanks klon.

Edit: from the person/people behind BlueLife Keyfreeze http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2363 and AppAdmin http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=1984

Edit2: Oh and klon is one of the members/devs on that site.

Info on the various DNS services this can use:

• Metacert - http://blog.metacert.com/metacert-dns-f ... ly-safety/
• OpenDNS - https://www.opendns.com/home-solutions/ ... l-controls
• Norton ConnectSafe - https://dns.norton.com/ (appears to be less about filtering porn as phishing/malware-associated sites)

Note: I tested both Metacert and OpenDNS with a very publicly registered adult website without success. I also tested a link that Metacert provides for testing their service without visiting a porn site. My setup is unusual (Mac using WinXP under VMware fusion) so it might be my machine.

Thank you for the Informative Review webfork
And of course one of our famous portable freeware is : DNS Jumper (More than 1.000.000 times downloaded) and we say 1.000.000 times thank you

klon wrote:Thank you for the Informative Review webfork
Sure thing - hope that helps and let me know if you want me to retest or give more detail.

klon wrote:And of course one of our famous portable freeware is : DNS Jumper (More than 1.000.000 times downloaded) and we say 1.000.000 times thank you

Ah yes -

DNS Jumper - http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=1869

webfork wrote:I tested both Metacert and OpenDNS with a very publicly registered adult website without success. I also tested a link that Metacert provides for testing their service without visiting a porn site. My setup is unusual (Mac using WinXP under VMware fusion) so it might be my machine.

FWG just did a writeup so I'm guessing that issue has been resolved.

Hesitant to retest this now that the author(s) have taken some of their other freeware down a commercial route. Might be a great program but definitely don't want to add it to the database only to revise it later.

Dns Angel v1.4 is available:

Dns Angel v1.4 What is New – (08.07.2015)

1. Metacert DNS deleted

http://www.sordum.org/8127/dns-angel-v1-4/

webfork wrote:Hesitant to retest this now that the author(s) have taken some of their other freeware down a commercial route. Might be a great program but definitely don't want to add it to the database only to revise it later.

Only one "AskAdmin" all of our other software is freeware