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12-11-2012
12:54 PM
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I'm looking for this feature too. I was really hopeful for this in v.5, but it doesn't look like it's there, unless I missed something.
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12-10-2012
07:17 AM
I work for a school district, and am struggling with putting in place a data pattern regex that will block some common keywords related to pornography. Here is the format I am using (with the list being 'cleaned-up': .*((cat)|(dog)|(mouse)|(pigeon)|(penguin)|(lion)|(tiger)|(whale)|(zebra)) My list is longer than the example I've given here (meeting the 7-byte requirement), but it is not working consistently. Some keywords get blocked, but others do not. I am trying to block specific pornography-related terms on Google searches, etc., to supplement the URL filtering database. Any ideas? I can attach the exact data pattern regex I am using if anyone wants to look at it, but it is of course NSFW.
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