The aim at present, is to enforce safe browsing, prevent incognito mode and prevent deleting browsing history.
As this helps curb miss use of web browsing as kids realise, they can't hide where they have visited.
Best answer by AJPinto
You can navigate to edge://policy for all the keys you can manage. As far as the XML, it’s no different then any other custom configuration profile and there are a few custom schemas out there you can find.
You can navigate to edge://policy for all the keys you can manage. As far as the XML, it’s no different then any other custom configuration profile and there are a few custom schemas out there you can find.
You can navigate to edge://policy for all the keys you can manage. As far as the XML, it’s no different then any other custom configuration profile and there are a few custom schemas out there you can find.
Ya, Microsoft does bury this documentation very well. Im glad that is what you were needing. Cheers!!!
Yeah their instructions weren't very clear either as it was a bit old. And their reference of the JSON wasn't clear either, but I was able to obtain that from edge://policy