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  1. How To Allow Only One Website In Windows 7
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One of those requirements is that they should only visit one website, so that no unallowed data egress / ingress happens. So except for this one website and possibly any subdomains, all other domains, whether DNS Names or IP Addresses, need to be blocked.I come from a strong programming and Linux background, but unfortunately I know very little about Windows (I'm actually going through an Udemy course now to change that).Does anyone have any suggestions? FWIW this will run inside of AWS Workspaces. Missing from your question is if the PC is used for anything else besides surfing to this website.If you want a web page kiosk then you can lock down IE with group policy (no right click, no CTRL+O, no new tab.), and replace the Explorer shell with IE.

Or you can use Assigned Access (a ready-made collection of the Embedded Features) which works really well, however I'm not sure you can assign a browser. If you can figure out how to create a UWP app that displays your web page then you could assign this. Finally Chrome has the -kiosk switch. I knew what you meant. Yes, you are right.

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How To Allow Only One Website In Windows 7

You could do that, I was merely trying to interpret /rvrijoew/'s idea into something that would work. It would work, and it would be redundant and difficult to manage. I've seen it done and it is a horrible way to go because nobody remembers the host file and firewall are both in play.

Block All Websites Except A Few Pfsense

I've even seen the Internet Explorer Parental Controls used to do the same thing. Personally, i wouldn't touch a firewall for a project like this. I would use the corporate web filter we have on premise where it belongs. Not sure if op has that option here though.