You might want to allow users only in certain groups or organizational units to share content externally, and block external sharing for everyone else. You can do this with Drive sharing settings or with trust …

Change settings for a specific site You can allow or block permissions for a specific site. The site will use its settings instead of the default settings. You can also delete data for a site.

Block or allow pop-ups in Chrome By default, Google Chrome blocks pop-ups from automatically showing up on your screen. When a pop-up is blocked, the address bar will be marked Pop-up …

To allow users to request access to unconfigured apps, check the Allow users to request access to unconfigured third-party apps box. When a user requests access, a new entry is added to the Apps …

Allow camera and microphone access On your computer, open Chrome. Go to a site that wants to use your microphone and camera. When prompted, choose Allow while visiting the site, Allow this time, …

Allow access to all URLs except the ones you block —Use the blocklist to prevent users from visiting certain websites, while allowing them access to the rest of the web.

For example, a school might want to allow students to exchange messages with faculty, staff, and other students, but not with people outside of the school. To limit messages to authorized addresses and …

When you allow an app for your entire organization, everyone can install and run the app. You can prevent users in certain organizational units from using the app by adding the app to the excludelist …

Features like ad topics and site-suggested ads in Chrome allow sites to show you personalized content. These features limit what sites and their partners can learn about you.

Allow third-party cookies from specific URLs The CookiesAllowedForURLs policy allows Enterprise admins to specify which URLs they want to grant third-party cookie access for. This is a more …