Using Microsoft Group Policies (preferred).Different ways how to configure Google Chrome.Seamless applications, Active Setup, StubPath and logon script.Disabling services and scheduled tasks (disable auto-update).Installing Google Chrome and the Legacy Browser Support.Scripting the unattended installation of the Google Chrome Enterprise Bundle with PowerShell.So what exactly does Chrome install on the local system?.Publishing Google Chrome in Citrix Studio/AppCenter.Is Google Chrome supported on Citrix hosted-shared?.An overview of the Google Chrome Enterprise Bundle.

Before this update this article was based on version 59 released in June 2017. : updated article to latest version of Chrome: 71.x released in December 2018. : added the section Troubleshooting and explained how the Software Reporting Tool may crash your servers. : update the section Is Google Chrome supported on Citrix hosted-shared? Chrome is now officially supported! Corrected an error regarding the installation directory. The section Using preferences files has been updated as well. Roaming profiles and the preferred method is better explained. : updated the section Google Chrome and roaming profiles.

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: added link to article Deploying Google Chrome extensions using Group Policy. Learn how to execute this command line using a VBScript. : Chrome adds entries to the Active Setup registry keys. : correction add lines to the master_preference file to prevent the creation of (desktop) shortcuts. This article also deals with the various methods how to configure Chrome, including Microsoft Group Policies and preference files. Using a comprehensive PowerShell script we will automate the unattended installation and some initial configuration for Chrome. In this article, Google Chrome on Citrix deep-dive, I will show you how to deploy and configure Google Chrome on Citrix.

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