google chrome updates itself despite group policy settings

#Google chrome updates itself despite group policy settings install
#Google chrome updates itself despite group policy settings update
#Google chrome updates itself despite group policy settings software

Want to avoid this, you'll need to locally host the crx file. Note that this does pull it from the internet, so if you

#Google chrome updates itself despite group policy settings install

What it does is silently forces the install of an extension from theĬhrome web store called 'Empty New Tab,' which does exactly what it Add this to your MCX manifest for Google Chrome: > seem to take effect, so I'm back to the drawing board. For example, chrome_url_overrides doesn't > behavior, but simply adding their manifests to the Master Preferences > There are extensions that do this, and I'm trying to replicate their > There is unfortunately no interface for changing the new tab page.

> screen, but it always seems to default to the apps one. > 1) I'd love to set the default home screen to the 'most visited' home Nick Thu, at 11:33 AM, Nick McSpadden wrote: I have not yet found any means to make the yellowīars go away, though - I suspect that's a permanent feature. Version and give you the little arrow to indicate that you're out ofĭate, even if it can't download new updates. The other downside to turningĪutoupdate on is that the program should still determine the latest Setting autoupdate to on might be a better solution, even if those > and it will stop pestering users with #2. > 'automatically', I still release new chrome versions whenever I'm able to, > if auto updates are configured and it never gets around to it > access only available when a student is logged in). > dismissed it because I was concerned that I couldn't rely on it (internet

#Google chrome updates itself despite group policy settings update

> I hadn't actually considered allowing chrome to auto update itself, I > 2) A yellow notification banner runs on first start warning the user that I haven't experimented with configuring the automatic updates (yet) but I'm assuming MCX would take care of these if needed.

#Google chrome updates itself despite group policy settings software

There's also this information in Google Help titled 'Managing updates in Google Software Update': '$INSTALL_SCRIPT' -install='$KEYSTONE' -root=/

KEYSTONE='/Applications/Google Chrome.app/Contents/Versions/.46/Google Chrome amework/Frameworks/amework/Resources/Keystone.tbz' INSTALL_SCRIPT='/Applications/Google Chrome.app/Contents/Versions/.46/Google Chrome amework/Frameworks/amework/Resources/install.py' So would something like this in postinstall_script be enough to enable the updates: I see there's the amework inside the Chrome bundle which installs /Library/Google/GoogleSoftwareUpdate/GoogleSoftwareUpdate.bundle or ~/Library/Google/GoogleSoftwareUpdate/GoogleSoftwareUpdate.bundle respectively. How are people deploying Google Chrome with munki? Are you just copying the app bundle to /Applications and be done with it? Or are you copying the app and using postinstall script to enable/disable/configure the automatic updates? My method has just been to copy the app bundle (with optional_installs and managed_updates) but I have been thinking about letting Chrome update itself since I'm not always up-to-date with the Chrome releases.