Force-pin the Uniqkey browser extension in Chrome

Please note, this guide is meant to be an add-on to this article: https://uniqkey.zendesk.com/hc/da/articles/360019335179-Guide-til-deploy-i-Chrome-Edge-og-Firefox

 

If you wish to force-pin the Uniqkey extension to your end-user's browser, you only need to follow these simple steps.

 

1) Open your Group Policy Management tool and create a new group policy.

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In this example, it's named "Uniqkey Toolbar Pin"

 

2) Choose which users, groups or devices you want this policy to affect.

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3) Click Edit on the group policy and go to Computer Configuration -> Policies -> Administrative Templates -> Extensions.

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4) Click Edit on Extension management settings and change it from Not configured to Enabled.

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Under Options, you'll be able to write the command, that force-pins the Uniqkey extension to the user's Chrome browser, without the ability to un-pin it.

Write the following command:

{"UNIQKEY EXTENSION ID":{"toolbar_pin":"force_pinned"}}

 

And click OK.

 

You can find Uniqkey's extension ID by going to uniqkey.eu/install and clicking the Chrome-button. You need the last part of the URL:

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Please note, a restart of the user device might be needed for the policy to activate.

 

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