Deploying My1Login Extensions and Disabling Password Manager via Intune

Deploying My1Login Extensions and Disabling Password Manager via Intune

Deploy My1Login Extension

Microsoft Edge

Open Endpoint Manager admin centre and go to Devices > Configuration, click on Create policy.

Select Windows 10 and later for platform and Profile Type Templates and select Administrative Templates. 

Name the policy and give it a description.

In the search field type “Control which extensions are installed silently”, set this option to enabled and input the following into the empty field underneath: (This can be done for both Computer and User Configurations): nlhejimbbfdpbedmabgbfbjknjgooppn;https://edge.microsoft.com/extensionwebstorebase/v1/crx
 
Click Next twice and then apply to the groups you want to receive the extension for.

Google Chrome

Open Endpoint Manager admin centre and go to Devices > Configuration, click on Create policy. 

Select Windows 10 and later for platform and Profile Type Templates and select Administrative Templates. 
Name the policy and give it a description.
 
Search for “Configure the list of force-installed apps and extensions“, set this option to enabled and input the following into the empty field underneath: (This can be done for both Computer and User Configurations): nmmjlkfpmjldpacpocblimkniapnigff;https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx
Click Next twice and then apply to the groups you want to receive the extension for.

Disabling Browser Password Manager

Google Chrome

Click Create Profile and select "Windows 10 and later" for Platform and "Settings catalog" for Profile type.

Give the profile a relevant name.

Click "Add settings"


Search for "Enable saving passwords to the password manager" and select the same option that appears underneath.


Select the option so it appears as "Disabled"

Select the relevant groups to apply this policy to and click Next


Microsoft Edge

Click Create Profile and select "Windows 10 and later" for Platform and "Templates" for Profile type and "Administrative templates" from the Template name list.


Give the profile a relevant name.

Search for "Enable saving passwords to the password manager" and select the path for Microsoft Edge\Password manager and protection, select the checkbox for "Disabled"



Select the relevant groups to apply this policy to and click Next.






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