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Version 1.6.2 · 2026-10-05
Optimizations and enhancements
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The store currently lists version 1.6.2, updated 2026-10-05.








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PornBlocker App
Worried that your Internet surfing children could accidentally expose themselves to mature and inappropriate content such as porn?
PornBlocker App lets you browse the web safely in Safari by blocking millions of porn sites and explicit content.
PornBlocker App helps you stay focused and avoid distractions from porn. It’s a great tool to protect your kids from exposure to adult content.
Key Features:
• Safari Integration
Works in your Safari browser seamlessly. No other browser needed.
• Custom Word Blocking
Block specific words from your browser — ideal for fine-tuning what content is accessible.
• Safe Surfing
Enforces safe search on major search engines to keep kids away from adult content.
• Safe Experience
Porn blocking functionality restricts access to all types of adult content with a single click.
• Advanced Features (Subscription Required)…
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