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How to Block Websites on Chrome: Third-party and built-in tools - primgeeks - 18.12.2025
If you're looking for solutions to how to block websites on Chrome , then this guide has you covered. You will discover more than one method to seize an URL.
How to Block Websites on Chrome?
To block a website on Chrome, you have multiple choices. You can block a web page by using Chrome extensions, built-in parental control, Blocking Sites via Router Settings, etc.
Each step is described here:
Block through Chrome extensions:
- Open Chrome web store.
- Search for a blocker and download one.
- Add the extension and activate it.
- Open extension's settings > visit the block list > enter URL you want to restrict.
Block through Built-in Parental Controls:
- Open a family link website on your device.
- Choose the Child's profile.
- Tap the Controls > Content restrictions > Google Chrome.
- Select Blocking Level: Select 'Try to block explicit sites.'
- Tap manage sites and manually enter the URL.
- Finally, tap save changes and confirm the same.
Blocking through router settings:
Block the website through your internet provider. For that, follow the given steps:
- Find your router's IP address.
- Then, enter it into the Chrome address bar.
- Log In: mention router's username and password.
- Find Blocking settings: under the parental controls, firewall, URL Filtering or Security.
- Enter the URL you want to restrict.
- Save the settings in the end.
Conclusion:
You can block a particular website or URL simply by choosing one of the methods. You can try different ones if one fails. Blocking a website on Chrome is possible through third-party Chrome extensions, via parental controls, and by restricting access through your router