about GPO for Chrome (admx): change password saving depending on the sites

Anonymous
2024-11-03T23:34:32+00:00

Good morning everybody,

in my server I set up a gpo-Chrome that prevents users from saving passwords- below a screenshot:

and:

and i'd like to set this up for specific sites and not all (user's) sites.

IS it possibile to set disable (or able) password for a specifics site?

Thank you very much.

Antony

Windows for business | Windows Server | Directory services | User logon and profiles

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  1. Anonymous
    2024-11-04T03:17:31+00:00

    Hi Gianantonio Nadalon,

    Thank you for posting in the Microsoft Community Forums.

    Setting password policies (such as disabling or enabling password saving) directly for a specific site is not a built-in feature in Group Policy Object (GPO).GPOs are typically used to set policies for an entire organization or for a specific group of users, or group of computers, rather than for a single site or URL.

    However, there are some indirect ways you can achieve similar functionality:

    Use Chrome extensions:

    You can look for or develop a Chrome extension that monitors a user's password-entry behavior and determines whether to allow passwords to be saved based on the site URL.

    This approach requires the user to install a specific extension and may require some technical knowledge to configure and deploy.

    Configure policy templates for Chrome:

    For Chrome, you can use Chrome's policy templates (usually an ADMX file) to configure various browser settings.

    While these policy templates don't typically provide site-specific password management features, you can disable the global password saving feature and then rely on other methods (such as the extensions mentioned above) to manage site-specific passwords.

    Use a third-party password manager:

    Consider using a third-party password manager; these tools typically provide more granular control, including site-specific password management.

    You can configure these tools to automatically populate or save site-specific passwords while ignoring others.

    Custom GPO scripts:

    Write custom GPO scripts that examine the site a user is visiting and apply a specific password policy based on the site URL.

    This method requires a high level of technical skill and scripting ability, and may require additional software or scripts to be run on the user's device.

    Best regards

    Neuvi

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  1. Anonymous
    2024-12-12T23:14:28+00:00

    A lot of thank you for your help!

    Yess, i have just resolve the problem :)

    Thannkkkk you.

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