Prevents users from installing and running extensions that request certain API permissions that your organization doesn’t allow.
The message can be up to 1,000 characters long. For example, you can tell users how to contact their IT department or why a particular extension is unavailable. If you block users from installing certain extensions, you can specify a custom message to display in the browser if users try to install them.Īppend text to the generic error message that is displayed on the Microsoft Edge Add-ons website. The value is a list of strings, each of which should be one of the following types: "extension", "theme", "user_script", and "hosted_app". Specifies what types of app or extension users are allowed to install on Microsoft Edge. Policy fieldĬan only be used to configure the default configuration, *. The available policy fields are described in the following table. You can also use this policy to identify which permissions aren't allowed to run. This policy can control settings such as Update URL, where the extension will be downloaded from for initial install, and Blocked permissions. The ExtensionSettings policy can overwrite other policies that you've set elsewhere in group policy, including the following policies: Before you beginĭecide if you want to set all extension management settings in the ExtensionSettings policy or set these controls through other policies. This article applies to Microsoft Edge version 77 or later.
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