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Glubble is a fun new Internet experience for families with kids under 12! Glubble is a free tool for the Mozilla Firefox Internet browser. It permits each member of the family to have their own custom environment, so that when kids use it they only see the very best parts of the Internet based on selections made by their parents or supplied by trusted family brands.  Glubble enhances Firefox to make sure kids can't see the whole World Wild Web instead they can only see family friendly parts of the web, its like their own little world on the web. We call it their Glubble World. Peace of Mind Glubble gives you the peace of mind to know your child can only see web sites that you trust for them. Think of Glubble as being better than sitting next to your child all the time because the software lets your loved ones see what you already approve and blocks everything else, even on search engine results from Google or Yahoo! Features Glubble trusted surfing Glubble enhances Firefox so that your kids can see just the best of the web. As a family you can share and shape what your child sees. Glubble puts the web in the hands of your family. Glubble altered search When your child searches they will see trusted results from their Glubble World not the whole World Wild Web. Glubble enhances search results from companies like Google and Yahoo, including image results. Child friendly look and feel You can set the look and feel of Glubble to suit the reading ability of your child. When Glubble helpers use the browser they experience an unchanged Firefox interface. Instant permissions Kids can ask anyone in their family when they want to see something unfamiliar. Easy to use Simple, self-explanatory tool with no complicated installation. Simply click, choose a username and password and you are ready to go. Share with your family and community Glubble trusted websites can be shared between your family and friends -- makes it easy to help each other by finding and sharing good web experiences |