TechEcho

No-NSFW is a Firefox extension which warns you if the link that you clicked on is NSFW. NSFW ratings are determined by user-votes cast via the extension.The extension could be rough around the edges - would appreciate any feedback / bug reports.

I would of went for NOTnsfw.comIt is still available.<a href="http://www.whois.net/dnr/index.php?d=notnsfw&tld=com" rel="nofollow">http://www.whois.net/dnr/index.php?d=notnsfw&tld=com</a>

This is the crucial thing:<pre><code> Unrated links default to Safe-For-Work. </code></pre> The extension becomes useless if the ratings don't keep up with content (in other words, if some dude posts a nudie picture of his girlfriend, it's got to be rated before I get to it or your extension doesn't help me).

Since you are rewriting all external links on web pages to go through your website, I am exposing my browsing habits to you, right?

Did anyone actually install the plugin :) ? I would appreciate any bug reports / feedback.

Just tried whitehouse.com and it said it's safe for work. i couldn't figure out how to vote on the site (without using the plugin).

Is that really an issue? I've stumbled across NSFW sites when I had day jobs and nobody minded. People actually found it kinda funny.

<a href="http://corknut.org/worksafer/" rel="nofollow">http://corknut.org/worksafer/</a> dates back to 2005.