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how to lose connection to website


Question Posted Friday July 23 2010, 11:47 am

there is a website i want to lose connection to blocked or not blocked but i still want to have the internet and the site is called topix what can i download to lose connection to it please help me

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DangerNerd answered Friday July 23 2010, 6:27 pm:
You can block your access to any site you like.

You can do it in your web browser or the hosts file on your computer.

Instructions for both are here:

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If you want to block a website on a Mac computer, please follow the advice here:

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