removing or preventing others to install add-in on chrome

[amirreza]

hi
I have a problem with browsec add-in which is used to bypass filtering. my children are using it and I am going to prevent them I have removed it many times but they install it again also I have used some extensions like block it to filter some websites but they remove it too. I like to find a way to prevent them installing this add-in for ever. please help me

 

[AnonymouseUser]

This question should probably be in the Software for Windows forum, but what you are trying to achieve probably belongs here. Website filtering is best handled at the router, and can sometimes be improved upon with third-party firmware. Windows also has Family Safety that could do similar filtering, but that creates a privacy issue for everyone using that PC.

 

[JackMDS]

Maybe this can Help.

http://www.howtogeek.com/177958/use...l-controls-on-a-chromebook-or-just-in-chrome/

 

[J3S73R]

group policy can white list or black list plugins and extensions, best to Google it if you are unsure. Granted they could change the policy if they are admins.

 

[Fardringle]

If your children know they should not install the add-in, but keep doing it anyway, the simple answer is to take away their computer access completely for a while.

 

[sdifox]

hi
I have a problem with browsec add-in which is used to bypass filtering. my children are using it and I am going to prevent them I have removed it many times but they install it again also I have used some extensions like block it to filter some websites but they remove it too. I like to find a way to prevent them installing this add-in for ever. please help me

Ban them from internet access til the lesson sinks in.

 

[Pandasaurus]

These suggestions sound suspiciously like parenting advice, not networking. Stop suggesting that children be punished for doing something they know is wrong.





[/sarcasm] In case you didn't catch that.

 

[Zee530]

Spank 'em