Twitter Blocker

Twitter Blocker comes in handy for parents who want to prevent children from Internet distractions, as well as for employers who want to restrict social networking inside the office.
It serves to block access to Twitter by a simple press of a button and it doesn’t need advanced configurations in order to accomplish the task.
The program works inside any browser you have installed on the system and it consumes so very little resources that you won’t even know it’s running.
Typically, restricting access to a website requires advanced computer knowledge; it is a task that less experienced users can’t accomplish without explicit guidance, especially that each browser has a different approach in what content blocking is concerned.
Twitter Blocker is able to carry out the task on all browsers, saving you the time you’d have to spend manually tweaking the web navigators. So much so, that blocking a website such as Twitter’s comes down to pressing a button.
This command is available in the program’s GUI, which sports an extremely simple appearance. Once you’ve pressed the button that blocks Twitter, the program prompts you that you might have to restart the browsers in order to test the results (although this wasn’t necessary during your tests, as the effects were immediate).
More importantly, the application continues to prevent access to Twitter, regardless of the fact that you’ve exited it. Removing restrictions is possible by pressing the ‘Unblock’ button from the program’s GUI.
On an ending note, Twitter Blocker is a very simple utility that accomplishes a job that would otherwise be tough to perform by hand. It lacks password protection, which means anyone is able to perform an unblock operation when you’re away from the computer.