@dbaJohnny: It seems you tested with 1.18.x. But, this fix is available from 1.19.x.
Can you test with current beta (1.19.x) or you can wait releasing 1.19.x as a stable in next week.
Thanks you.
Thank you! I’d missed the fact that your fix was not yet released. I notice that the ubuntu repository is still on 1.18.x … I’ll post an update once I can test on 1.19.x.
Hmm, it’s strange. When I put below to /etc/brave/policies/managed/00_tor.json, I can see Your browser is managed by your organization from brave://settings.
Thanks, Simon - I have verified that limiting the file to that one policy does make my browser show up as managed. So I’m doing something wrong in the json. Working on it.
Ok, I have the browser showing Your browser is managed by your organization after setting the URLBlockList policy to “*” – block everything.
However, the brave://policy window shows an error “Unknown policy”.
The same thing happens when I delete that policy and use the deprecated URLBlacklist policy.
Could you link in the appropriate resource to comment on whether Brave plans to support either of these (and the corresponding URLAllowList or URLWhiteList) policies?
Absent that, I guess I’m going to have to use Chrome …
I’m fine with below json. (/etc/brave/policies/managed/01_url_block_list.json) and it blocks specified urls. Can you check again? According to your above comment, you’re use URLBlockList. but it’s URLBlocklist.
Thank you, Simon! Of course capitalization makes a difference - once that was right even brave://policy is blocked, and the only sites I can get to are the ones in URLAllowlist. Thanks again for your very thorough support!!