In this example I show which setting is used to block all extensions and show which setting is used to install extensions silently. While uBO does not support some specific cases, it further extends the EasyList filter syntax, which also may share with AG's extended syntax. You can refer to existing filter syntax documentation from Adblock Plus (ABP) and AdGuard (AG). The Microsoft Edge extensions are managed with an Administrative Templates profile in Intune. uBlock Origin (uBO) supports most of the EasyList filter syntax.

Configure Administrative Templates profile With a second policy we can control which extensions are allowed to install (by the users manually) or even which extensions are installed silently. This gives the organization control of which extensions are added to the browser. With the Administrative Templates profile we can, for example, block all extensions, so users are not allowed to add just any extension themselves to the browser. With an Administrative Templates profile in Intune, we have the option to control these extensions. In the new Edge browser we also have the option to add extensions to the browser. uBlock Origin is best for me, and its too bad its not available in Edge on Android. If you are a Google Chrome user, you`re probably familiar with the possibility to add extensions to the browser. Yes, again a blog post related to Microsoft Edge Chromium! This time a short post about how we can manage extensions (addons) for this new browser with Microsoft Intune.

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