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I'm just not smart enough to figure that out. That first answer references steps that don't exist on any Chromebook I've ever seen. So I assume I have to enroll
by pkulak 5y ago
I'm just not smart enough to figure that out. That first answer references steps that don't exist on any Chromebook I've ever seen. So I assume I have to enroll the machine in a group policy externally? I have no idea. Never been able to figure it out. I usually just end up installing an extension (oh, the irony) that blocks the extensions domain. :/
- mkl 5y ago> That first answer references steps that don't exist on any Chromebook I've ever seen. That's because Group Policies are a Windows-only thing.
- hda2 5y agoSo there isn't a way to disable extension installation on anything other than windows?
- jeroenhd 5y agoChromebooks don't run Windows, so Group Policies won't work for you. You can get the same (and more) control with an Enterprise subscription from Google which seems to cost about $50 per year, per device.