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I want to setup a 'do not block flash on google chrome' policy via GPO. &nbsp;<br />
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Software\Policies\Google\C<wbr />hrome\Plug<wbr />insAllowed<wbr />ForUrls\1 = &quot;<a href="https://www.example.com" rel="ugc">https://www.example.com</a>&quot;<br />
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There is a msi google chrome installer GPO in Computer Configuration/Policies/Sof<wbr />tware Settings/Software Installation.<br />
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My questions are, <br />
&nbsp;1) should I create a new policy for the flash? &nbsp;<br />
2) Or add it to the installer policy/MSI?<br />
3) I am not sure where to add the registry tweak above, in Preferences? &nbsp;<br />
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Could someone give me a basic road map as to how to implement this.
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I want to setup a 'do not block flash on google chrome' policy via GPO.  

Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\PluginsAllowedForUrls\1 = "https://www.example.com"


There is a msi google chrome installer GPO in Computer Configuration/Policies/Software Settings/Software Installation.

My questions are, 
 1) should I create a new policy for the flash?  
2) Or add it to the installer policy/MSI?
3) I am not sure where to add the registry tweak above, in Preferences?  

Could someone give me a basic road map as to how to implement this.

GPO to not block Flash in Chrome

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