Static web filter for school use. Blocks games, social media, VPN, proxy and inappropriate content.
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Version
5.0
updated 4 Oct 2026
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About Webfilter
Webfilter is a school-managed web filtering extension developed
for Hedda Wisingskolan in Härnösand, Sweden. It enforces a
static blocklist of domains across categories including
social media, online gaming, VPN and proxy services, dynamic
DNS providers, random chat platforms, and AI content generation
tools.
All filtering is performed locally on the device using Chrome's
built-in declarativeNetRequest API. The extension contains no
tracking, analytics, or data collection of any kind. No user
data is transmitted, stored, or processed externally.
The extension is force-installed and centrally managed by the
school's IT administrator via Google Admin (Google Workspace
for Education). Students cannot modify, disable, or remove the
extension. Configuration changes are made exclusively by the
administrator by publishing a new version through the Chrome
Web Store.
When a student attempts to navigate to a blocked domain, the
browser displays a locally hosted block page informing the
student that the site is restricted by the administrator.
After 15 seconds the browser automatically redirects to
google.com. All other resource types (scripts, images,
stylesheets, API calls) from blocked domains are silently
dropped before the browser initiates a network connection.
A static whitelist of approved school domains is included
to ensure that critical educational tools, Microsoft 365,
Google Workspace, and school-specific platforms remain
accessible at all times, regardless of broader blocking rules.
Blocking rules are compiled into the extension at build time as
static declarativeNetRequest rulesets. There are no dynamic
rule updates, no remote configuration endpoints, and no
dependency on external services at runtime.
----Whats new-----
-------V5.0
Added schema.json due to it was missing
Added more URLS to whitelist.json
updated and added urls to rules_randchat.json
-------V4.6
* Added AllowedDomains for an easy whitelist if a blocked URL needs to be allowed.
{
"allowedDomains": {
"Value": [
"exempel.se",
"annan-sida.com"
]
}
}
* Added more proxy websites
* Added more URL´s to the filter
* Merged files to minimize the usage of files
* Added more domains to randchat.url
--------- V4.5
* Changed icon
* Changed redirect screen
* Added more VPN´s and bypass