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I'm trying to set some Chromium browser policies as outlined in Set up policies for a enterprise Linux environment. Some policies are straight forward, however, I have found out from DNS logs that when chromium browser is opened, it does a lot of DNS look-ups such as the following.

  • accounts.google.com
  • googleapis.com
  • google.com
  • optimizationguide-pa.googleapis.com
  • update.googleapis.com

I need to block these at a browser level using policies. A list of all the supported polices are listed here. I have tried using the URLBlocklist policy and providing a list of the above mentioned look-ups (using www or https or http). Nothing seem to work.

Any idea how this can be achieved via policies.

Note that I have already set some relevant policies, which are as follows. Nevertheless the look-ups still occur.

DefaultSrarchProviderEnabled : false AutoFillEnabled : false AutofillAddressEnabled: false SearchSuggesteEnabled: false

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    Not an answer, but you should know that many websites and web apps rely on connections to www.googleapis.com for user authentication with Firebase. – curiouser Jun 30 '22 at 13:52

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