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thank you BigE. &nbsp;This will work.
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Ok great, glad I could help.
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Hello, I have a need to deploy chrome but ONLY for one website. &nbsp;I've fought with the vendor but with time running out, I'm left with no choice but to deploy chrome. &nbsp;My question are; I know I can create a Chrome shortcut switch that will launch the site in question but what switches can I use to stop it from asking to be the default browser? &nbsp;or to save passwords? &nbsp;I want to lock down chrome so that only this site can be opened if possible but not change the default browser from IE. &nbsp;Does anyone have any suggestions or good switches to add to a chrome shortcut? &nbsp;<br />
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Hello, I have a need to deploy chrome but ONLY for one website.  I've fought with the vendor but with time running out, I'm left with no choice but to deploy chrome.  My question are; I know I can create a Chrome shortcut switch that will launch the site in question but what switches can I use to stop it from asking to be the default browser?  or to save passwords?  I want to lock down chrome so that only this site can be opened if possible but not change the default browser from IE.  Does anyone have any suggestions or good switches to add to a chrome shortcut?  

(I know of --kiosk)

Chrome - how do I control it on a domain enterprise level?

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Web Browsers

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