Access Control List

Dise One on Windows & Linux supports web access control lists, which allows for black and whitelisting of URLs for websites, cookies and local storage.

A typical use case would be to whitelist any specific domains or URLs needed by an interactive application, and block everything else. This would prevent users from navigating to, for example, social media sites from within a web shop. It could also be used to specifically allow a persistent cookie, remembering the answer of a "Cookie Policy" dialog, avoiding this popping up every session.

1. Navigate to 'Admin' in the left menu: 🔎︎

2. Under ‘Control lists’, click ‘Create’.

3. Add a name for the web access control list.

4. Add URLs to either allow or block the specified URL:

   1. Allow or block full websites being viewed.

   2. Allow or block cookies for the specified websites.

   3. Allow or block cookies by the specified cookie name.

   4. Allow or block the use of the browsers local storage by the specified websites.

• Write a list of URLs using commas, spaces or new lines to separate each URL.

• To include all sub-folders, for example https://example.com/news, add an asterisk after the main URL - https://example.com/*

• To include all sub-domains, for example https://news.example.com, add an asterisk before the main URL - https://*.example.com

More information on URL allow and block lists here:

• https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/#URLAllowlist

• https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/#CookiesAllowedForUrls

• https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/#URLBlocklist