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is it possible to make a pc email only (block all website access except being able to get email from the email client thunderbird?<br />
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the internet connection is through dsl in home setting. (total of 2 pc's and both need same setup)
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is it possible to make a pc email only (block all website access except being able to get email from the email client thunderbird?

the internet connection is through dsl in home setting. (total of 2 pc's and both need same setup)

block internet on pc other than thunderbird

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