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MAC OS FOR CHROME HOW TO
Do either of you know how to do this? I'm currently deploying all my Chrome settings via Configuration Profile through Jamf Pro.
However, in my testing that setting doesn't disable and/or remove the extension if it's already installed. I've used the "ExtensionInstallBlacklist" setting to block the extensions from installing. Princeton Public I have a request from my Security team to block certain Chrome extensions.
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The final push would be for Jamf to have an automatic solution (for these specific apps of course) to keep the community from having to script or package their own solutions and just have Patch Management get updates directly from those companies that we can turn on or not.
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I've noticed it doesn't always seem to copy the full app from the tmp mount point and leaves a broken Are there any future thoughts of having Patch Management just carry the whole burden (perhaps with partnership with the various companies that make the apps followed in patch management) of downloading and installing said updates if the feature is turned on? The whole idea of packaging and adding updates constantly has always been a load of work, but it seems like JAMF is trying to take some of this off our plates. DMG and we keep seeing issues where the Chrome app only shows as partially installed.
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Up until now, we have been scripting the download of the stable release. If it's an issue for others, they should probably speak up. The page being shown seems harmless to me but it was strange seeing that show up every now and then.īasically the person I chatted with seems to be marking this as a no-fix and seemed perplexed by what was going on. I don't have the technical kung-fu to know why the installer fails like it does or why it presents the "Destination Select" page at times. Google's intention is for that to not be presented but it would show up on occasion while testing this. I should add also that when running the installer package manually that it would on occasion show the "Destination Select" page rather than skip over it. In a looser setting where users have copied this to anywhere other than /Applications this looks to be a problem though.
Like I said this isn't a big deal for my environment and the solution is to remove the other Google Chrome.app applications on the system. In another thread here I saw someone mentioning what sounds like a similar issue that they're experiencing. The same occurs if someone were to deploy this Google's package to a system that has the Google Chrome.app in ~/Applications or if a user were to have copied the app to ~/Desktop or ~/Downloads from the dmg still available to the general public.Īt least on my machine it behaves this way. The logs of the Chrome installer thinks that Google Chrome.app was relocated there. I don't see this as a big issue in my environment and I only learned of this because I have autopkg installed on my system creating packages to deploy.one of them is Google Chrome where it has Google Chrome.app located in their cache directory. Oddly enough it obviously worked the first time but after that is when it failed continously during the time that another Google Chrome.app was on my machine. I was unable to test on other systems since I'm doing the work from home thing now.
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Update - The Chrome for Enterprise Team has published a new kBase on Managing Chrome Browser Updates with Jamf Pro (macOS)Īn update on the issue I mentioned turns out that the Google Chrome package provided by Google does not like it when there is a Google Chrome.app anywhere else in addition to or in place of /Applications on my system. This work comes from user feedback and from the Chrome for Enterprise Team is joining this thread to hear your thoughts!Ĭhrome Enterprise Browser Support can be reached here. Google simplified the process of deploying the enrollment token by leveraging Jamf's new Application & Custom Settings payload. Initial Support for Application & Custom Settings - Chrome Browser Cloud Management (CBCM) is a a single location to set Chrome policies on multiple platforms. This is the preferred installer format for mass distribution, and is available from the Chrome Browser Enterprise Installers website. Updates to the installer - Chrome is now available as a PKG in addition to the standard DMG. Look for more information in the form of a blog, but here are the highlights: Our work with the Google Chrome for Enterprise Team is ongoing, and this first release benefits not only Jamf Pro admins, but everyone who manages Mac at scale. We are excited about recent updates that make Chrome on macOS easier to deploy and manage.
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