How to Block Porn Websites From Installing in Your Chrome Browser

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All the porn websites out there use some kind of cross browser script for the viewing experience, and that's where xyz come in. They are used to add a layer of HTML onto your current web browser, and in return it will run your scripts/code hidden from plain view (only visible to the sites themselves). It's a simple script, which was written to convert any plain-text file you can get from cPanel or an FTP into a small Portable Document Format file which is safe to upload anywhere and view on the internet. The only problem is that sometimes the embedded JavaScript code can cause problems for your windows, especially chrome, and is recommended not to use on the browser in question.

You might think to yourself... so why would I want to watch porn videos in my browser anyway? Don't want to spy on my neighbours? Doesn't make any sense! Well, actually, if you're reading this now, you probably do. And if you still don't know how to watch porn in "incognito mode", then here's how you do it:

Open up your browser, and type in the search box something like "watch adult videos online in incognito mode" or something similar. Press enter, and instantly you should be seeing the first results in your chrome browser. There will be a grey box below the "Network" settings, and in the same top right corner of that "Network settings" section you'll see an option called "Incognito". Click on it. It will then turn pink, indicating that incognito mode is enabled.

After that, you will not have any pop-ups from adult websites again. So far so good, but what if you want to see a really Porn-themed website? Well, now you have two options. Either: use Firefox, or use another browser that supports the Gecko engine. The former will prevent the pop-ups while the latter will allow you to view the porn site in its true form.

Unfortunately, Firefox doesn't support this feature, at least not at the moment. Chrome works just fine though. If you want to try the former, open up the incognito tab while you're using your Firefox browser. Navigate to the porn site you wanted, and click on the "open in incognito" button. You should now see a black or gray padlock icon next to the address bar, which means that the ad will not display. If you want to protect your PC against advertising, this is how you do it.