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> but I have my router only allow access to sites like that for certain hours in the day My router can do this, but not for sites using SSL (that is, just abou
by unicornporn 9y ago
> but I have my router only allow access to sites like that for certain hours in the day
My router can do this, but not for sites using SSL (that is, just about every respectable site out there, these days). Do you filter IPs and not by domain?
- KVFinn 9y ago>My router can do this, but not for sites using SSL (that is, just about every respectable site out there, these days). Do you filter IPs and not by domain? Yeah it's a pain to do it right. I'm just doing it with a local DNS server for the moment. I've considered setting up a local Raspberry Pi for both PiHole to block ads, and running Squid or whatever on it to provide better SSL filtering. If there a nice writeup for how to do this I would also be interested. When I am working on a single computer away from home I sometimes just manually edit my hosts file. Crude but it still catches me a bunch of times over the day where I almost unconsciously pop up a distracting site.
- nicky0 9y agoMy Draytek Vigor router can filter SSL sites by keywords in domain. It results in an ugly SSL error (bad certificate) when the filter is active, but it fits the job.