Posted on 02-07-2022 06:46 AM
We are using Jamf School to manage our fleet of iPads. Is there a restriction that will prevent the user from clearing their browser history in both Safari and Chrome? Also, I'd like to disable Incognito mode in Chrome.
Posted on 02-07-2022 08:57 AM
Yes, create a configuration profile and enable the Content Filter payload.
Turning on any of the basic filtering settings will remove the option for Private Browsing altogether.
Also the ‘clear all’ button is disabled in History and prevents removal of any sites.
These settings for Safari work the same across iOS and macOS, both work well in our environment.
You can do the same restrictions for Chrome on macOS although not iOS. Because of this we removed Chrome on our iPads and use only Safari .
Hope that helps
Posted on 05-29-2023 09:54 PM
Hi,
but it isn't possible to activated Web content Filter but allow safari history? Why was not separated?
Is it an topic for Jamf Feature Request?
Best regards
Peter
Posted on 05-30-2023 05:57 AM
That should be filing feedback to Apple, not a Jamf request. It is the way Apple designed it.
Posted on 02-09-2022 06:04 AM
Assuming you use Google Workspace and managed Google accounts, you'll want to take a look here to manage a user's Google Chrome usage. If you take a look at the third setup step, there is a very long list of things you can manage in Google Chrome, including whether the user can use Incognito Mode or clear their browsing history.
This is something we'll be diving into once we catch up on our other projects, so I don't know the process myself yet. This thread may help you start in the right place, at least.