Feuersalamander 2.5

Easy-to-use browser for children that allows full control over possible activities: allowed websites, allowed executables, and daily time quota. Includes a child-friendly bookmark manager!

- Simple: You won't find a browser that's easier to use than the Feuersalamander.
- Secure: There is no address bar (for the kids) that triggers Google's (image) search. Configuration ist encrypted and locked with the parent's password.
- No Popups or new windows: There's only page active at all times. New windows to open are treated as normal links.
- Intelligent Whitelisting: The parents decide which pages are safe to surf to. If you want to you can 'blind-trust' sites so that all pages that are linked from there are allowed, too. Which means if you have found a site that you can trust, you don't have to explicitly allow sites that are linked from there.
- Bookmarks: Kids can manage their own bookmarks with little icons (the parents too).
- One-Click Child Safety: Full control over the kid's computer account! With just one click harmful activities are eliminated, and the computer only executes what the parents have allowed.
- Time quota control: The maximum amount of time the kid is allowed on the computer can be easily specified. After reaching the limit, the computer shuts down - and logging in is only possible again the next day.
- Executables: Installed software can be made accessible with bookmarks, too! So you can allow the mailer or certain games - inside the child safety!
- Exchange: Allowed sites and bookmarks can be exported and imported again - for the simple exchange with friends or relatives (of course, allowed sites can only be imported by parents...).
- Low priced: There is no monthly fee like with so many other browsers for kids, and only the one-click child safety feature costs a very affordable sum of money.
- No installation: All this works without installation even in an account with limited user rights! Just start it, and the PC is family safe.

Requirements:	.NET 2.0
Release Info:	Minor Update on Mar 12, 2010
Release Notes:	Improved security, color schemes
Related Tags:	children internet browser kids safety