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This policy allows you to manage Google Chrome extensions on Windows devices. Use it to silently deploy required extensions, block unwanted extensions, and control browser incognito mode. This policy supports both BYOD and company-owned devices.

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When set to <code>true</code>, the Swif Chrome Extension will be enabled on the managed device.

Provide Chrome Web Store extension IDs to force-install extensions on target devices. These extensions will be deployed automatically and cannot be removed by end users.

<code>cjpalhdlnbpafiamejdnhcphjbkeiagm</code> (uBlock Origin)

<code>gcbommkclmclpchllfjekcdonpmejbdp</code> (HTTPS Everywhere)

- <code>cjpalhdlnbpafiamejdnhcphjbkeiagm</code> (uBlock Origin)
- <code>gcbommkclmclpchllfjekcdonpmejbdp</code> (HTTPS Everywhere)

Use this setting to prevent users from installing specific extensions. If a blocked extension is already installed on the device, it will be automatically disabled and the user will not be able to re-enable it.

When set to <code>true</code>, Google Chrome will only allow browsing in incognito mode. This means no browsing history, cookies, or site data will be stored after the session ends.

Create or edit a Chrome Extension policy from the Swif admin console.

Configure the desired settings (deploy extensions, block extensions, enable incognito-only mode).

Assign the policy to a device group.

The policy will be applied on the next device check-in.

1. Create or edit a Chrome Extension policy from the Swif admin console.
2. Configure the desired settings (deploy extensions, block extensions, enable incognito-only mode).
3. Assign the policy to a device group.
4. The policy will be applied on the next device check-in.

Force-installed extensions cannot be removed by end users unless the policy is updated or removed.

Blocking an already-installed extension will disable it immediately on the next policy sync.

The Incognito Mode Only setting applies to the entire Chrome browser session, not just specific profiles.

- Force-installed extensions cannot be removed by end users unless the policy is updated or removed.
- Blocking an already-installed extension will disable it immediately on the next policy sync.
- The Incognito Mode Only setting applies to the entire Chrome browser session, not just specific profiles.

Windows Google Chrome Extension Deployment and Blocking Policy

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Requirement	Details
Supported Platform	Windows
Minimum OS Version	Windows 10 or later
Ownership	Company-owned, BYOD

Property	Value
Field	`swifChromeExtension`
Type	Boolean
Default	`false`
Description	Enable Swif Chrome Extension on the device.

Property	Value
Field	`installExtensionAppIds`
Type	Array of Strings
Default	None
Description	Specifies a list of extensions to be installed silently, without user interaction. Users cannot uninstall or disable these extensions.

Property	Value
Field	`blockExtensionAppIds`
Type	Array of Strings
Default	None
Description	Specifies which extensions the users cannot install. Extensions already installed will be disabled if blocked, and users won't be able to enable them again.

Property	Value
Field	`incognitoModeOnly`
Type	Boolean
Default	`false`
Description	Allow only incognito mode in the browser.

Windows Google Chrome Extension Deployment and Blocking Policy

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Policy Settings

Swif Extension

Install Extension ID List

Blocked Extension ID List

Enable Incognito Mode Only

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