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Allow Chrome / Firefox through Conditional Access
Hi All I hope you are all well. Anyway, we have rolled out a CA policy that requires users to be on an Intune enrolled and compliant Windows device. So far, so good. However, a lot of our...
You must install the following chrome extension, when using device restrictions in CA policies.
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/microsoft-single-sign-on/ppnbnpeolgkicgegkbkbjmhlideopijiWhen you use firefox, you must set specific settings. (the following site's note section)
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity/conditional-access/concept-conditional-access-conditions#supported-browsers
Hi buddy
I hear what you are saying and yes, if it was up to me, Edge would be the only browser.
But real world, with non IT savvy end users who's real job is caring for people rather than IT, they will click anything, and some will be more used to one browser over an other.
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I hear what you are saying and yes, if it was up to me, Edge would be the only browser.
But real world, with non IT savvy end users who's real job is caring for people rather than IT, they will click anything, and some will be more used to one browser over an other.
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StuartK73 On this we are aligned, I am leading a battle to have as few programs as possible 😄
Since you have full device management, why do you block access through a browser that is ultimately on a managed device? If this is okay for you, I don't understand why you have configured a policy that forces you to use edge.
- I haven't blocked anything, on testing M365 / Admin portal access with a policy that requires enrollment / compliant, Chrome and FireFox seem to get blocked.
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