Need a list of all adult websites

[Tom is a Door]

NO NO NO not for me, I want to block all the adult websites through windows host, I have to do it clean, without anyone noticing, so I can't rely on extensions or program. I have already got the basic ones blocked, the 4-5 popular ones that I use... I mean know

[themctipers]

Why

[m0k]

*follows thread*
 

[pwn_intended]

https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts

Boom.

[Volbet]

All adult websites? 

It's estimated that 37% of all websites have pornographic content as their main focus, so if you want to block all adult websites you'd literally be doing it forever.  

 

I guess you could start with the same list the Indian government used: http://www.deccanchronicle.com/150803/nation-current-affairs/article/porn-ban-complete-list-857-porn-websites-blocked-india

[KuJoe]

Here's a better way to do it: https://www.opendns.com/setupguide/?url=familyshield

[Logarithm]

12 minutes ago, KuJoe said:

Here's a better way to do it: https://www.opendns.com/setupguide/?url=familyshield

There are content tags that are generated by this service that you can use to filter out content being sent through your router. It can be circumvented, but not very easily, depending on your implementation.

[Brennan Price]

Who is it actually for may I ask?

[LordMastodon]

The speed at which I clicked this thread having seen it the right sidebar worries me greatly.

[straight_stewie]

URLBlacklist. You may need to comb through the 4,484,310 entries and remove non pornographic websites. I'm unsure of the pattern used in the lists to separate domains, but there is one because the list is meant to be used with parental tools. 

[Tom is a Door]

1 hour ago, themctipers said:

Why

trying to block the sites with out letting user know, thats the problem, otherwise I could have used the easier available services that will do it for me, but thanks for replying

 

1 hour ago, KuJoe said:

Here's a better way to do it: https://www.opendns.com/setupguide/?url=familyshield

 

[Tom is a Door]

1 hour ago, Brennan_Price said:

Who is it actually for may I ask?

certain someone who can spot and disable extensions, opendns etc  but doesn't have admin access on pc to change the host file in system32

[KuJoe]

If they don't have admin access they can't change the DNS servers so using OpenDNS is your best bet to block current and future websites.

[Tom is a Door]

Just now, KuJoe said:

If they don't have admin access they can't change the DNS servers so using OpenDNS is your best bet to block current and future websites.

doesn't open dns need to be set on the router? won't it affect others on the same network

[KuJoe]

Just now, Tom is a Door said:

doesn't open dns need to be set on the router? won't it affect others on the same network

You can do that or you can set it on the network interface for the PC. Instead of using the DHCP provided DNS servers you can manually set them.