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1. #RESTORE THE HOMEPAGE ON GOOGLE CHROME FOR MAC HOW TO#
2. #RESTORE THE HOMEPAGE ON GOOGLE CHROME FOR MAC INSTALL#
3. #RESTORE THE HOMEPAGE ON GOOGLE CHROME FOR MAC DOWNLOAD#

#RESTORE THE HOMEPAGE ON GOOGLE CHROME FOR MAC HOW TO#

Sorry, unsure about forcing email/Google account login.That being said, we will show you how to restore closed tabs in Chrome for all the platforms that it is available for.

#RESTORE THE HOMEPAGE ON GOOGLE CHROME FOR MAC INSTALL#

I was unsure about the "ExtensionInstallWhitelist" key, so I left it in there, as it doesn't seem to interfere with extension install functionality. Notice I had to add the "ExtensionInstallBlacklist" key and enter a blank string - if you don't add this key and blank array, your end users will not be able to install any extensions except the one(s) listed under the "ExtensionInstallForcelist" key. plist I created to force install a particular Chrome extension. The key for blacklisting all extensions would look like: ExtensionInstallBlacklist plist, just preserve that extension before uploading as a custom config profile payload. plist file will be formatted as an XML file, same as any other. You can verify that the prefs have taken hold by typing in chrome:policy in the address bar, it will then show you a list of all the prefs that have been You'll probably want to preserve the. Once applied via configuration profile the changes are instant. When you construct your plist it must be in the right format, see my screenshot above. The complete list of available prefs is located at In this file I put all of the settings that must be locked down and NOT changeable by the user.

To create the settings you must create a plist file called. Per JAMF's recommendation they suggest only using one configuration profile per set of preferences so mine is ONLY dedicated to Google Chrome settings. For the real good stuff, I deploy a Configuration Profile (Computer not User). Like I said previously this will ONLY give defaults prefs the first time chrome is run and they are NOT locked just friendly suggestions. From what I can tell it only supports a subset of the available preferences ( they are listed at the end of the page ). For this I just use Composer to package the file and deploy it when I image the computers. For one time only prefs you must create a file called Google Master Preferences found at /Library/Google/Google Chrome Master Preferences. It also is used if a user deletes just their Chrome folder from Library and relaunches Chrome (as opposed to a user template for example that only affects a new user profile). It's nice because it sits outside the Chrome Application deployment so you can deploy a new version and it generally just picks it up. But basically every other setting I have wanted has been managed with Master Preferences. There was when I last looked a bug where you couldn't supress the "Use chrome as the default browser" on the very first run, it's listed as being looked at so may have already been resolved. So just start with the vanilla working file and add your pieces one by one making sure it works after each one.

#RESTORE THE HOMEPAGE ON GOOGLE CHROME FOR MAC DOWNLOAD#

You can download a fully functioning file from google and then just edit as you like, there is also a list of every available setting as well.

The one thing I will say is the file has to be almost character perfect, one tiny mistake and it invalidates the whole file and nothing happens. Library/Google/Bookmarks << Optional If you want to import predetermined bookmarks. Library/Google/Google Chrome Master Preferences << Text file in JSON format from memory. From memory It's basically just two files. Master Preferences are pretty easy as a DMG deployment.