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How to prevent browser extension installation and allow only approved extensions to install

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muja1913
muja1913
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Hi

i need to know how to achieve the following using windows 10 registry.

1. Block Extension installations and disable existing installed extensions.

2. Allow only approved extensions so that users could install it from the store.

These settings were able to configure easily for Chrome and Edge browsers.

Thanks Muja

Hi i need to know how to achieve the following using windows 10 registry. 1. Block Extension installations and disable existing installed extensions. 2. Allow only approved extensions so that users could install it from the store. These settings were able to configure easily for Chrome and Edge browsers. Thanks Muja

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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Hi, are you using Group Policy? Firefox supports a similar syntax to Chrome for ExtensionSettings:

I'm going to flag this thread to move over to Firefox for Enterprise where you probably can get more detailed advice.

muja1913
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Hi,

I did use the GPO template and still it did not work for me. Please refer attached images.

Thanks, Muja

Mike Kaply
Mike Kaply
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Did you use ExtensionSettings on Chrome and Edge? We support that policy.

What are the extensions you want to allow?