Block or allow one app Tip: To block or allow an extension for enrolled browsers, it's easier to use the apps and extensions usage report. For details, go to View app and extension usage details.

To use the extension, select the icon to the right of the address bar. If you're using a computer through your work or school, your organisation might block some extensions.

Download PDF In this guide Test and evaluate Chrome browser extensions for your organization. Decide which extensions to allow based on the permissions they request to run. Learn how to …

Allow or block apps and extensions Pin Chrome app or extension updates Prevent Chrome extensions from altering webpages Extension workflows: Let users request extensions

To use the extension, select the icon to the right of the address bar. If you’re using a computer through your work or school, your organization might block some extensions.

To apply policies and settings to a specific Chrome app or extension, you need to identify it. Every app and extension in the Chrome Web Store has its own unique identification (ID) that doesn’t …

Applies to managed Chrome browsers on Windows, Mac, and Linux. The ExtensionSettings policy controls multiple settings, including settings that are controlled by existing extension …

When a user double-clicks a file, the file extension handler for that file type will open the file. Setting a file extension handler does not prevent users from-left clicking the file and opening it …

When to block and allow URLs Use the blocklist and allowlist for basic URL management. If you need stronger filtering, use a content-filtering web-proxy server or extension. Use the URL …

Block notifications If you still get communications from a site after disabling pop-ups, you may be subscribed to notifications. To turn off notifications for a site: On your computer, open Chrome. …