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King of the PAC
PAC
files must be enabled on a per-application and per-user basis. This
means you can have a PAC (Proxy Access Control) file limiting browser access to web pages on
(for example) Internet Explorer, but not for Firefox. Or vice-versa.
Or both. It's up to you. You can even have access limited
for your children, but not for you. Of course, this assumes your
children have different logins to your computer!
This flexibility has a down side, of course: You have to enable the PAC file for every application and every user that needs it.
Check the download links to the left to find different PAC files, installation directions, and installation scripts. Note that Henry and Eric have different and incompatible ideas about how and where to install a PAC file. To help you decide which you want, consider that Henry does most of the testing and updates his code regularly. Eric tests his code once and figures it never needs updating. Yes, this web page was written by Eric.
All downloads on this site for both Unix and Windows systems use 7zip (*.7z) format compression. There are a limited amount of the AutoPac* and AutoHosts* auto-downloader files that are available in zip format. The wonderful GPL 7-Zip program is available here: 7-Zip Program