Chrome: Managed?

[Percy Vere]

Hello Folks, have you noticed this in Google Chrome?
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[HansV]

See Stop managing Chrome browser.

Some third-party applications set policies for Chrome. The link above shows how to get rid of them.

[Percy Vere]

Thanks HansV, I had been on the page in your link, but was reluctant to follow the registry hack. I was hoping for similar info when the same happened with Avast.
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This is the first item:-
Delete the registry keys:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\Chrome
Is it the Chrome folder I delete?

[HansV]

Yes, plus the ones listed below that in the article.

[Percy Vere]

Will do. If I don't report back, you'll know I erred.

[Percy Vere]

There was a few listed entry's I couldn't find but it is not organisation managed now after deleting the ones I could find. Thank you.

[HansV]

Good to hear that!

[Percy Vere]

Have you any knowledge of this trio of sisters?
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[HansV]

They were very popular in The Netherlands in the '70s, but I wasn't a fan.

[stuck]

What's this got to do with Chrome? Things seem to have 'vered' off at at tangent.

Ken

[HansV]

't is the fate of many a Lounge thread...

[stuck]

True but there's usually some sort of vague connection that triggers the rapid digression. This one just came out of nowhere

[Leif]

True but there's usually some sort of vague connection that triggers the rapid digression...

Perhaps they were managed by your organisation?

[stuck]

Not mine, it was Percy who 'vered' off.