iOS MS Edge URLAllowlist configuration
Hi, I’ve spent many hours to try a lot of ways to allow only 2 URLs on Intune Managed iPads without success. Here is the working Managed Device App Policy : https://i.imgur.com/J4JkW3B.png (every key work). I want to add 2 websites allowed and every others blocked. I read I could do this with the URLAllowlist configuration key without using the URLBlocklist key. Here is what I try in the configuration value (tried with * and www and does not work) :
<array> <string> https://*.google.com </string> <string> https://*.yahoo.com </string> <string> edge://* </string> </array> (saw this in a reddit post)
<array> <string> https://*.google.com </string> <string> https://*.yahoo.com </string </array> (saw this on official MS docs)
https://*.google.com | https://*.yahoo.com
I also try a Managed App Configuration policy instead of a Managed Device one. Here is the configuration (which does not work at all) : https://i.imgur.com/k3Osjty.png I’m running out of ideas on how to do this, even though it seems basic. I didn’t think I would have trouble doing this specific config as the auto refresh kiosk mode was not too hard to set up. If someone have a clue I would be very grateful. Sorry for my english as it is not my native language.
Hi, I’ve spent many hours to try a lot of ways to allow only 2 URLs on Intune Managed iPads without success. Here is the working Managed Device App Policy : https://i.imgur.com/J4JkW3B.png (every key work). I want to add 2 websites allowed and every others blocked. I read I could do this with the URLAllowlist configuration key without using the URLBlocklist key. Here is what I try in the configuration value (tried with * and www and does not work) : <array> <string> https://*.google.com </string> <string> https://*.yahoo.com </string> <string> edge://* </string> </array> (saw this in a reddit post)<array> <string> https://*.google.com </string> <string> https://*.yahoo.com </string </array> (saw this on official MS docs)https://*.google.com | https://*.yahoo.comI also try a Managed App Configuration policy instead of a Managed Device one. Here is the configuration (which does not work at all) : https://i.imgur.com/k3Osjty.png I’m running out of ideas on how to do this, even though it seems basic. I didn’t think I would have trouble doing this specific config as the auto refresh kiosk mode was not too hard to set up. If someone have a clue I would be very grateful. Sorry for my english as it is not my native language. Read More