Documents related to internet browser applications and management
View all tagsThis remote monitor automatically configures Chromium-based browsers (Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Brave) to clear browsing history, cache, and cookies on exit by setting the appropriate registry keys for each installed browser.
This document provides an overview of the Credit Cards Autofill Lockdown Status for computers monitored by the Lockdown Chromium Browsers Credit Card Autofill remote monitor, detailing the effectiveness of the autofill deactivation process across installed Chromium browsers.
This document provides a comprehensive overview of a script designed to clear the caches for various web browsers including Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave Browser, and Mozilla Firefox. It details how the script operates, user parameters, and links to related sub-scripts, ensuring efficient cache management without affecting browser history.
The script configures the supported installed browsers to clear history, cache, and cookies upon exit
This document provides a detailed overview of a script that removes saved passwords from various web browsers, including Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave, and Mozilla Firefox. It highlights the script's functionality, sample runs, and the importance of closing browsers before execution.
This script will uninstall and disable the Windows Copilot application as well as its functionality in the Edge browser. It has the revert option available too.
This monitor disables the copilot and uninstall it from the detected agents
This dataview contains the detail of action taken on the agent by the script at Copilot
This monitor revert the copilot changes and ensures to enable and install the copilot on the agents where the script has disabled and uninstalled it
This document provides information on how to retrieve and manage the installed extensions for various browsers including Google Chrome, Brave, Microsoft Edge Chromium, and Mozilla Firefox. It outlines the associated content, implementation steps, and best practices for utilizing the provided scripts and data views.
This document provides a step-by-step guide for implementing the Lockdown Browsers Autofill solution, including SQL queries for creating and configuring necessary components such as EDFs, searches, groups, and remote monitors.
This document describes a script that disables the password manager and autofill features for Edge, Chrome, Brave, and Firefox browsers. It also provides instructions on how to clear saved passwords and disable Edge Wallet, ensuring enhanced security and privacy for users.
This document describes a task that disables the password manager and autofill features for Edge, Chrome, Brave, and Firefox browsers. It also provides instructions on how to clear saved passwords and disable Edge Wallet, ensuring enhanced security and privacy for users.
This document outlines the procedure for disabling the Password Manager in web browsers such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Brave, including necessary registry changes and the implications of such actions on Autofill features.
The Lockdown Browsers Password Manager and Autofill solution enhances web browser security by disabling features that could expose sensitive user information, specifically targeting credit card and address autofill functionalities in Chromium-based browsers.
This remote monitor automatically configures Mozilla Firefox to clear browsing history, cache, and cookies on exit by setting the appropriate registry keys for each installed browser.
This document outlines a PowerShell script designed to lock password saving features in Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, and Edge by modifying the Windows registry. It includes options to enable password saving and to remove saved passwords, with detailed instructions and a sample run for user guidance.
This document outlines a method to determine the maximum software version for various browsers, including Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave, and Opera, while excluding MacOS versions. It also provides guidance on selecting online computers that have been idle for over 1800 seconds and suggests using this with the Autofix running the Chromium Browser Update script.