[OPLINTECH] Google Chrome

[Chad Neeper]

I haven't looked into proxy browser extensions much myself. Do you have a
particular extension(s) in mind that you're thinking about?

Without looking at the extensions and how they work, it seems to me that
they would generally need to use a proxy server to route the network
traffic through. If it's a centralized proxy server, then your content
filter could be configured to block proxy servers/anonymizers and that
could help. However, if it's decentralized like perhaps Tor, then maybe
simply blocking proxy servers/anonymizers may not be good enough and you
might need to go the route you're exploring

Curious what others say.

Chad

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On Tue, Oct 13, 2015 at 10:03 AM, Mindy Holmes <mindy.holmes at masonpl.org>
wrote:

> For those that have Google Chrome on their patron machines.  How do you
> block the Chrome extensions that allow minors to bypass your filtering?  Do
> you maintain a blacklist/whitelist or just block all or no extensions?  Is
> there a GPO to do this at the domain level?
>
> Thanks,
> Mindy Holmes
> Mason Public Library
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