Chrome

ID: kfiocjonplkilcjfgabfngiddebalkod
Update URL: https://crextnaut.securly.com/subscribers/{fid}/update-manifest.xml

You can find your FID on the Settings page of your filter account. It is the email address at the end of the SmartPAC URL.

ADMX Template in Group Policy

You can download the ADMX templates and follow these instructions to deploy to your domain or to your workstation.

All settings can be configured within your Group Policy Editor under this path: (Computer Configuration or User Configuration) > Policies > Administrative Templates > Google > Google Chrome

Extensions > “Configure the list of force-installed apps and extensions” should include the Securly Chrome extension and any other mandatory extensions. For the Securly extension, enter the extension ID followed by a semicolon and the custom URL with no spaces.
Extensions > “Extension management settings” [Should be enabled]
Use the following data in the box: {"kfiocjonplkilcjfgabfngiddebalkod":{"override_update_url":true}}

Extensions > “Configure extension installation blocklist” may be used to block all other extensions (such as VPNs or proxies)
“IncognitoModeAvailability” should be disabled
“Enable guest mode in browser” should be disabled
“Enable ending processes in the Browser task manager” should be disabled
“Browser sign-in settings” may be used to force users to sign in to the browser, this can help with other Office apps
“Control where developer tools can be used” should be disabled

Troubleshooting

If the extension isn't showing up, isn't enabled, or isn't functioning as expected, it is likely you have not enabled extended MV2 support. Your other MV2 extensions likely work because they are grandfathered in.

How do I enable MV2 extensions in the Google Admin Console?

- Log into the Google Admin Console (admin.google.com).
- Navigate to Devices > Chrome > Settings.
- Select Organizational Units (Use either the root OU or specific OUs where Securly extensions are deployed)
- Under Users & Browsers, go to the Apps & Extensions section.
- Find the setting for Manifest V2 extension availability
- Change to Enable manifest v2 extensions
- Save your changes to ensure the setting is applied.

How to install the Securly Chrome Extension with GPO