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Henno_Keers's avatar
Henno_Keers
Steel Contributor
Mar 03, 2020

PopupsAllowedForUrls GPO needs example notation to make it work

Dear reader,

 

We found out while configuring the GPO setting PopupsAllowedForUrls that it requires the notation:

[*.]han.nl

[*.]youforce.biz

These are 2 settings we had to add this week.

In my knowledge the [*.] is in the documentation (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/deployedge/microsoft-edge-policies#popupsallowedforurls) foe explanation, so you should be able to use:

han.nl

youforce.biz

or:

*.han.nl

*.youforce.biz

But... that is the case. Domain names without any *. or with *. just do not work.

Since in IE and EdgeHTML is was always, and preferred to use just domain names, this almost looks like a bug, if Google Chrome would behave differently, which it does not.

It has the same quirk.

Is this intentional or a bug in Chromium?

We have seen this behaviour in Edge 80.0.361.62 stable on Windows 10 1903

 

Regards, Henno

3 Replies

  • Joachim_T's avatar
    Joachim_T
    Iron Contributor

    Henno_Keers 

     

    Its just a missunderstanding

    [*.]youforce.biz is the real syntax not a symbolic view on it.

     

    so if you want to whitelist all subdomains from microsoft.com use [*.]microsoft.com just like writen. no changes. including the brackets

     

     

     

     

    • MStolz82's avatar
      MStolz82
      Copper Contributor

      Joachim_T 

       

      Hello 

      what is the code for the subdomains of IP-Adresses? I need to allow Popups für many Ip Adresses begin with 10.152.x.x. A the moment i have to enter each Ip adress individually.

       

      best regards

       

       

    • Henno_Keers's avatar
      Henno_Keers
      Steel Contributor

      Joachim_T Thanks Joachim. I will probably not be the first who reads this as I did...

       

      regards, Henno