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Hi Guys

 

I'm looking at stopping the kids changing the safe search options on google image search. Up till recently blocking the preferences tab has worked, but now google have put in a handy drop down box to let the kids change it while not going to the preferences at all!

 

I found a reply from google on a thread here Appending text to URLs thru proxy? (Force Google safesearch) - NOVELL FORUMS

Which says

If your school deploys a proxy on your web traffic, it may be possible

to configure your proxy to append "&safe=strict" to all requests to

images.google.com. This will cause strict safesearch to be used

regardless of the preferences page setting.

 

Which is exactly what I want to do, but.. what I don't know is how to get ISA to always append "&safe=strict" at the end of google searches. Does anyone here have any idea?

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

Simon, if you send me a PM with your email address I'll send you the ISAPI filter which I've already sent to kearton. This should enforce strict safe search for you.

 

Iain.

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We are having a huge problem with our Websense system not applying Safe Search at the moment, can someone send me this filter please? I can't send PM's yet as I have not made five posts(#?)
Posted

Just for anyone else's benefit reading this thread, we have successfully deployed Iain's filter on our ISA, and it does not conflict with Websense.

 

Many thanks Iain !

 

Steve H

  • 11 months later...
Posted
Simon, if you send me a PM with your email address I'll send you the ISAPI filter which I've already sent to kearton. This should enforce strict safe search for you.

Iain.

 

Hi Iain is it possible to get a copy of your ISAPI filer to enforce strict safe search on ISA?

  • 3 weeks later...
Posted

hello all,

I've tried to work with Helicon software its not running, just showing me the Registration Dialog and then closes after I press on OK.

 

anyway can I get the ISAPI filter from you Iain?

  • 5 months later...
Posted

I am thinking that adding a pref in the middle will bypass that regex. Perhaps it should be more like blocking

 

*.google.*/pref.*

*.google.*safe=off.*

*.google.*safe=medium.*

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