Microsoft Managed Desktop enables Internet Explorer mode for your devices by default. Microsoft Edge uses the Trident MSHTML engine from Internet Explorer 11 (IE11) for sites that aren't or have dependencies on IE functionality. It uses the integrated Chromium engine for sites that are compatible with the Chromium rendering engine. IE mode on Microsoft Edge makes it easy to use all of the sites your organization needs in a single browser. If you'd like this feature enabled, file a support request and our engineers can enable the setting in your environment. The password manager is disabled by default. If you can't maintain an allowed list of sites to use Flash, file a change request to change the value to Click to Play, which allows users choose when it's appropriate to run Flash.Įnable saving passwords to the password manager If you still have processes that depend on Flash, set the PluginsAllowedForUrls policy to enable Flash for sites that need it. We don't recommend using Flash because of associated security risks. We don't recommend disabling this setting since that would allow users to ignore warnings and complete unverified downloads.
Prevent bypassing of Windows Defender SmartScreen warnings about downloads We don't recommend disabling this setting since that would allow users to ignore warnings and continue to potentially malicious sites. Windows Defender SmartScreen prompts for sites We don't recommend enabling this setting since it allows users to visit sites with TSL errors.Įnabled by default to help protect users. If you want to use the less secure TLS 1.1, you can file a request to do so.Īllow users to proceed from the SSL warning page Native messaging hosts are a part of Chrome extensions, which allow for the browser to interact with other parts of user's endpoint, creating various security concerns. There are known risks associated with the Chromium extension model including data loss protection, privacy, and other risks that can compromise devices.Īllow user-level native messaging hosts (installed without admin permissions)īy disabling this policy, Microsoft Edge will only use native messaging hosts installed on the system level. Microsoft Managed Desktop sets this policy to prevent Chrome extensions from being installed on managed endpoints. To enable and deploy extensions in your environment, see Settings you manage. The security baseline for Microsoft Edge on Microsoft Managed Desktop devices sets two policies to disable all Chrome extensions and secure users.
The default browser settings are as follows: Microsoft Edge extensions Microsoft Managed Desktop has created a default set of policies for Microsoft Edge to secure the browser.
Settings managed by Microsoft Managed Desktop To ensure that Microsoft Edge updates correctly, don't modify the Microsoft Edge update policies.
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