How can I block the google chrome dino game easter egg?
I am using on chrome on a Macbook Air if that helps. I know that the game can be blocked on windows, but I'd like to block it on my macbook air.
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I am using on chrome on a Macbook Air if that helps. I know that the game can be blocked on windows, but I'd like to block it on my macbook air.
google-chrome mac blocking macbook-air
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I am using on chrome on a Macbook Air if that helps. I know that the game can be blocked on windows, but I'd like to block it on my macbook air.
google-chrome mac blocking macbook-air
asked Dec 29 '18 at 12:47
John SmithJohn Smith
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I am using on chrome on a Macbook Air if that helps. I know that the game can be blocked on windows, but I'd like to block it on my macbook air.
google-chrome mac blocking macbook-air
google-chrome mac blocking macbook-air
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Create a policy file as oulined here:
Policies are defined on a Mac in a plist (property list) file. The
latest plist template is included in the Google Chrome/Chromium
installer package. To find the plist:
- Download Google Chrome
- Open the bundle and find the Configuration folder
- Open a file called com.google.Chrome.manifest. This is the latest plist template.
- Review the plist template.
- Use the template to create your own plist file.
- Create your own plist file with appropriate policies based on the plist template. Use the property list editor of your choice.
- Use your system management tool to push the configuration file to client Macs.
The policy you need to set is AllowDinosaurEasterEgg as documented here.
answered Dec 29 '18 at 13:43
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Create a policy file as oulined here:
Policies are defined on a Mac in a plist (property list) file. The
latest plist template is included in the Google Chrome/Chromium
installer package. To find the plist:
- Download Google Chrome
- Open the bundle and find the Configuration folder
- Open a file called com.google.Chrome.manifest. This is the latest plist template.
- Review the plist template.
- Use the template to create your own plist file.
- Create your own plist file with appropriate policies based on the plist template. Use the property list editor of your choice.
- Use your system management tool to push the configuration file to client Macs.
The policy you need to set is AllowDinosaurEasterEgg as documented here.
answered Dec 29 '18 at 13:43
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Create a policy file as oulined here:
Policies are defined on a Mac in a plist (property list) file. The
latest plist template is included in the Google Chrome/Chromium
installer package. To find the plist:
- Download Google Chrome
- Open the bundle and find the Configuration folder
- Open a file called com.google.Chrome.manifest. This is the latest plist template.
- Review the plist template.
- Use the template to create your own plist file.
- Create your own plist file with appropriate policies based on the plist template. Use the property list editor of your choice.
- Use your system management tool to push the configuration file to client Macs.
The policy you need to set is AllowDinosaurEasterEgg as documented here.
answered Dec 29 '18 at 13:43
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Create a policy file as oulined here:
Policies are defined on a Mac in a plist (property list) file. The
latest plist template is included in the Google Chrome/Chromium
installer package. To find the plist:
- Download Google Chrome
- Open the bundle and find the Configuration folder
- Open a file called com.google.Chrome.manifest. This is the latest plist template.
- Review the plist template.
- Use the template to create your own plist file.
- Create your own plist file with appropriate policies based on the plist template. Use the property list editor of your choice.
- Use your system management tool to push the configuration file to client Macs.
The policy you need to set is AllowDinosaurEasterEgg as documented here.
answered Dec 29 '18 at 13:43
agtoeveragtoever
5,06911330
Create a policy file as oulined here:
Policies are defined on a Mac in a plist (property list) file. The
latest plist template is included in the Google Chrome/Chromium
installer package. To find the plist:
- Download Google Chrome
- Open the bundle and find the Configuration folder
- Open a file called com.google.Chrome.manifest. This is the latest plist template.
- Review the plist template.
- Use the template to create your own plist file.
- Create your own plist file with appropriate policies based on the plist template. Use the property list editor of your choice.
- Use your system management tool to push the configuration file to client Macs.
The policy you need to set is AllowDinosaurEasterEgg as documented here.
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