How to Restrict Internet Access for Kids on Windows
Compare Windows account controls, Edge filtering, network filters, and approved-site browsers, with practical checks from the child's account.
Compare Windows account controls, Edge filtering, network filters, and approved-site browsers, with practical checks from the child's account.
Set up approved websites for siblings who share one Windows computer, with a separate profile and PIN-protected picker for each child.
Learn how to create an approved-site browser setup for a child on Windows 11, including domain review, browser boundaries, and maintenance.
Compare Kidsplorer with Microsoft Family Safety and Google Family Link: account requirements, control scope, shared computers, schedules and cost.
A practical checklist for parents of children ages 6-12: sign-in, outside links, chat, ads, search, third-party content, privacy policy, cost, and how to test as your child.
Compare approved-site browsing and category filtering by access rules, control scope, learning activities, parent review, and privacy.
Understand approved-site browsing, domain rules, parent review, and the limits of a whitelist browser for a child's Windows computer.

We examined the first page of 60 websites used by or recommended to children, recording account entry points, commercial prompts, cookie choices, outside links and parent information.
A practical internet safety guide for children ages 6 to 12. Covers age-appropriate access, what to restrict, how to handle site requests, and tools that match each stage of development.