Forum Discussion
Early preview of Microsoft Edge group policies
- Jul 11, 2019
Ruud van Velsen The policy wasn't ready when Sean shared the administrative template zip file. It will be in the next version we share.
SeanLyndersay-MS I'm not seeing any mention of "IE mode" in the preview, is that just because it hasn't gone out to insiders yet? The killer feature I'm looking for is the ability to use GP to automatically whitelist some internal sites for all of my users with that.
Thanks!
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/internet-explorer/ie11-deploy-guide/turn-on-enterprise-mode-and-use-a-site-list
- TinshieldJun 19, 2019Brass Contributor
SeanLyndersay-MS My main list would be:
- Show home button
- Assign URL to home button
- Set page for startup
- pop-up allow list
- notification allow list
- Enterprise mode
- ad blocking
- favorite redirection
- Choose your layout
- Search engine used in the address bar
- Auto install specified chrome extensions
- Brian AltmanJun 25, 2019Microsoft
Tinshield Thank you for the feedback. Today we support most of the policies in your list.
- Show home button - Supported. Policy is in the Startup, home page and new tab page group
- Assign URL to home button - Supported. Policy is in the Startup, home page and new tab page group
- Set page for startup - Supported. Policy is in the Startup, home page and new tab page group
- pop-up allow list - Supported. Policy is in the Content Settings group
- notification allow list - Supported. Policy is in the Content Settings group
- Enterprise mode - Will be supported, but policies are not in the current admin template
- ad blocking - Would you provide more details on what you want?
- favorite redirection - Would you provide more details on what you want?
- Choose your layout - Would you provide more details on what you want?
- Search engine used in the address bar - Supported. Policies are in the Default search provider group
- Auto install specified chrome extensions - Supported. Policy is in the Extension group
- TinshieldJun 25, 2019Brass Contributor
Brian Altman thanks for the reply. As far as ad blocking, being able to add extensions will suffice! Favorite redirection may work already as part of folder redirection policies, it does for IE.
- stevepogueJun 20, 2019Copper Contributor
- Brian AltmanJun 25, 2019Microsoft
stevepogue We support silent extension installs - "Control which extensions are installed silently" GP