blokkeres

Blokkeres is a Dutch-language term that can refer to several kinds of blockers depending on context. There is no single, universally recognized definition.

In technology and computing, blokkeres commonly denote tools that block content or communications. Examples include ad blockers, parental controls, and firewalls. These blockers function by filtering requests, URLs, or data packets and are deployed on devices, networks, or browsers to enforce access rules or privacy.

In online communities, blokkeres may refer to individuals who block other users, or to features that enable blocking to manage interactions, reduce harassment, or preserve safety.

In sports or games, blokkeres can describe players or devices that impede opponents or prevent scoring, depending on the sport’s vocabulary.

Etymology and usage vary: standard Dutch typically uses blokker or blokkers for "blocker," while blokkeres appears mainly in informal speech, dialects, or as a coined term in certain communities.

Overall, blokkeres is a context-dependent label for blockers, with no fixed definition across domains.