To block all sidebar apps, refer to Allow or block the sidebar in group policy.When adding multiple ID's use a separate row for each ID.You can use these values to configure the policy. The Sidebar Internals JSON file includes a manifest for all sidebar apps, including an extension_id parameter for each app.You can find Extension IDs for sidebar apps by going edge://sidebar-internals.Enter the extension ID of the sidebar app that you want to block.
Open the group policy management editor and go to Administrative Templates > Microsoft Edge > Extensions and then select Control which extensions cannot be installed.Use the following steps as a guide to block a sidebar app. You can use the ExtensionInstallBlockList policy to control which sidebar apps are blocked. Note that blocking the sidebar will remove access to the new Discover app which appears in the toolbar (Microsoft Edge 111 or later). To block the sidebar and all sidebar apps, select Disabled.Open the group policy editor and go to Administrative Templates > Microsoft Edge and then select Show Hubs Sidebar.Blocking the sidebar will automatically block all sidebar apps from being enabled. You can use HubsSidebarEnabled policy to control whether the sidebar is allowed or blocked in your organization. Allow or block the sidebar in group policy Navigate to edge://sidebar-internals in your browser to find the extension IDs associated with individual sidebar apps. The reuse of Extensions-specific policies for managing the sidebar is intentional and intended to promote flexibility. Policy NameĬontrol which extensions cannot be installedĪllow specific extensions to be installedĬontrol which extensions are installed silently The following policies can be applied to the sidebar and the individual apps referenced by the sidebar. Use group policies to manage the sidebarĪdmins have several policy options for deploying and managing the sidebar in their organization. With the sidebar in Microsoft Edge, Enterprise users can access the productivity tools they need while staying in their workflow. As the transition from juggling apps to switching tabs entrenches web-based tools in our workflows, the risks to productivity mount. Introduction to the sidebarįor a growing number of people, the browser has become the place where work happens. This article describes the sidebar in Microsoft Edge and provides information about the procedures that admins can use to manage this feature in their organization.
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