BlueLifeHosts editor 1.1

Isn’t it annoying when you type a domain name in your browser and the old site is coming up? That’s because your Windows still remembers the IP where it was hosted last and it just won’t query too soon the Domain Name Server. There’s a solution for it and it involves digging around your Windows folder for a file named hosts, where you can force Windows to resolve a domain name to an IP you specify. But it you’re not a techie or just want don’t want to mess anything up by mistake, you can use BlueLifeHosts Editor to help you out.

Here’s a quick look at how it works:

• All you have to do is insert the domain names and the associated IPs and clicks save, Windows will automatically make the connection
• Delete old entries that you don’t need anymore
• Block sites that kill your productivity or your kids spend too much time on unsupervised (you can just set the IP to 127.0.0.1)
• Customize the layout, if you don’t like the font or the colors
• Works on Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows Vista (on both 64-bit and 32-bit versions)
• Support for multiple languages

Install BlueLifeHosts if you want to make block websites or just to point a domain name to the right IP.