+9Nevermind, I figured it out on my own.
A user has requested a certain website they use be added to their iPad home screens for easy access. I have never done this before and am sure it's something simple but how can I push this out with jamf? I have been searching but all I am seeing is adding bookmarks to Safari.
+4dmitchell,
That is done by deploying a configuration profile with the "Web Clips" section configured. If you are using application restrictions, make sure "com.apple.webapp" is on the allowed list.
+2Thanks this helped me out big time. I'm use application restriction to control which apps are visible, and a home screen layout to configure placement. Before adding the "com.apple.webapp" bundle id I was unable to get the WebClips to work. (yes, I know this is old) I'm posting for others who may be in the same situation.
+4Would you advise creating a completely new Config Profile to deploy a web clip?
Or could I add a web clip to a Config Profile that we have already created & deployed?
Advantages/Disadvantages?
Thank you.
+3dmitchell,
That is done by deploying a configuration profile with the "Web Clips" section configured. If you are using application restrictions, make sure "com.apple.webapp" is on the allowed list.
I don't see com.apple.webapp in the list for allowed apps. The is one for Safari......
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