
You can find out the identifier for other extensions by installing them in Chrome on a Mac, and finding them in ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Extensions. In this case, the unique identifier for the LastPass extension is “hdokiejnpimakedhajhdlcegeplioahd”.

In this example, we are using the LastPass extension, but the method can be applied to any other plugin you want to install: PayloadContent Setting specific plugins to install on first launch

Once the user logged in with their AD account, and had a valid Kerberos ticket, they had single sign-on to their ADFS integrated sites. We set this with two keys, AuthNegotiateDelegateWhitelist & AuthServerWhitelist.

After a bit of testing, we found that it is actually pretty easy managing Google Chrome on macOS with a config profile.

A client recently asked us set a few default Google Chrome settings for new Mac users.
