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Hi

 

I want to install chrome extensions using GPO.

I have configured the group policy on computer level and it is working if I login with user who has admin rights on the PC. Is there any way to make it work for users who do not have admin rights

 

Thanks in advance

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In the GPO under Administrative Templates --> Google Chrome --> Extensions, you need to configure the following policies:

 

Configure extension installation allow list

Configure the list of force-installed apps and extensions

 

In each put the long string value associated with the browser extension. The force installed ones get added on a reboot

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I changed the setting on computer gpo.It worked first time only for admin user.

When I try to access extension page even manually, I am getting error that this page is blocked by chrome

I do not have any adblocker and have reinstalled the chrome

Posted

thank you for quick response.

your screenshot resolved the issue. I have logged in with two users and working fine. I have added your screenshot again in case anyone else need it.

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group policy you advised to use is

In the GPO under Administrative Templates --> Google Chrome --> Extensions, you need to configure the following policies:

 

Configure extension installation allow list

Configure the list of force-installed apps and extensions

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Online instructions advised me to enter following

Hdokiejnpimakedhajhdlcegeplioahd;https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx

 

Instead of HdokiejnpimakedhajhdlcegeplioahdChromeExtensionGP.GIF

 

Thank you again

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Is there any particular reason why you'd prefer to use GPO to deploy the extensions, as opposed to managing the browser via the Google Workspace Admin Console?

 

I used to deploy extensions using GPO, before we started using Google Workspace (Google Apps for Education at the time!) but found that it started to clash as we made more use of the Admin Console. I find that it's much easier to manage if you simply use the Admin Console to manage the browser and just force users to sign in to the browser using GPO.

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