Windows 10: Child Account Allowed websites

I have successfully set up my child's account with a number of allowed websites. for expample, one of them is a school resource and he can login to the main page OK. However, if he clicks on any links within that website, he is blocked and has to ask for permission to view pages within the site. This isn't practical in a school environment; how do I add allowed websites which enable the child to navigate within the site? Is there a specific way of adding an allowed site that allows all sub-sites?


HELP! Thank you!

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Export list of "allowed websites" to another child in microsoft family account

I have a rather large list of allowed websites on my son's account. Is there a way to export that list so it can be used with another family member so that I don't have to manually reenter each website under the different child's account in Microsoft
Family?

 

Blocking websites under child user accounts

I have set up child accounts for my kids on my Windows 10 machine. There's only a short list of websites I'd like them to be able to visit, and I've added those sites to the "Always allow these" list. Is there a way to block all other sites except the
ones I've listed? If not, what's the point of having an allowed list?

Also, is there a way to copy the settings from one child to another? Or do I have to go through the entire process for each child account?

 

Adding websites to child account

Hello Deepak,

Microsoft Family is a benefit of having a Microsoft account because it helps families stay connected and keeps kids safer on Windows 10. One of the Microsoft Family feature is content restrictions.

Content restrictions like Web browsing determines what kind of sites your child can access using their profile. We block many sites automatically, but you can also block or allow specific sites, or choose to only allow your child to visit
sites you’ve told us are OK. To adjust your child's web browsing restrictions, select
Settings.

Under the Web browsing option, you can explicitly allow and block websites. If you elected to only see websites like Outlook.com and Online Stopwatch on the
Allowed list, then this will be where you will add websites to the
Always allow these list.

You can also check out this article to
see your child's device use with activity reports and
how to manage your Family settings.

Hope this helps and let us know if you have any questions.