| How do I password protect chrome extensions | Jaredlmt | 4/19/12 7:49 AM | Hi, I just setup an extension for parental controls and realized that there is nothing to prevent someone from simply removing the parental control extension if they want to access blocked content. This seems like a fatal flaw in chrome usability an |
| Re: How do I password protect chrome extensions | †Dragontatt† | 4/19/12 8:07 AM | There is no any kind of protect in chrome. The ironic thing is there are some extensions that claim to password protect the browser. |
| Re: How do I password protect chrome extensions | otto_man | 4/20/12 10:05 AM | I need the same for my pc... what a waste chrome is |
| Re: How do I password protect chrome extensions | otto_man | 4/20/12 10:06 AM | http://opendns.com seems to be one good choice in the mean time |
| Re: How do I password protect chrome extensions | juitar | 5/10/12 9:33 AM | You can't password protect extensions yet, but you can force extensions and make them unable to uninstall or disable. I installed TinyFilter to block content which does have a password protect option using a force extensions registery policy from htt |
| Re: How do I password protect chrome extensions | jasonwebb3 | 7/6/12 10:34 AM | Thanks for the help. I was wondering how to reverse this? I have it installed, but what do I do if I want to disable it for some reason? I'm not sure exactly how I got it installed in the first place, so take it easy, please:) jason |
| Re: How do I password protect chrome extensions | zachapre | 7/11/12 7:47 PM | Hold down Windows key + R Type regedit in dialog box, click continue in the next dialog box Find HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\ExtensionInstallForcelist Find the key with the name "1" type "REG_SZ" and the data "nlfgnnlnfbpcammln |