Country Blocker Tool for Joomla

The plugin is used to block traffic from unwanted countries. Thereby, it helps to increase the quality and ranking of your website.

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* It works on all versions of Joomla: 3, 4 and 5.

Installation & Usage

  1. After downloading the installation file, you install it via the Joomla installer.
  2. Go to System > Plugins > System - Block Country to get started.
  3. Select the countries you want to block or allow access to. For blocked countries, they will receive a message taken from the "Message" field with a 403 code.

    You can customize this message with [CODE] replaced with the code of the blocked country.

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