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win32ss / supermium

Chromium fork for Windows XP/2003 and up
https://win32subsystem.live/supermium/
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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add chrome cast flags. #640

Closed rereser closed 3 months ago

rereser commented 3 months ago

add chrome cast flags.

Global Media Controls for Cast start/stop (available) Load Media Router Component Extension (not available) Cast Media Route Provider (not available)

without the unavailable flags chrome cast can not be disabled.

opzch commented 3 months ago

It is possible to disable it by setting policies/registry values though. image

rereser commented 3 months ago

thanks but that is not an option on win xp sp3. no chromium policies in gpedit and nothing in regedit.

win32ss commented 3 months ago

When I am no longer shadowbanned by GitHub, I will definitely add options to disable Chromecast through the standard flag interface.

And also, another change brought over from group policies will be to make all manifest V3 extensions act as they were policy-installed to give them extra permissions over standard MV3 extensions.

rereser commented 3 months ago

thank you.

XakerTwo commented 3 months ago

btw and just for info - group policies is not shipped by default, at least not with usual browser edition. You can find them on google sites in Enterprise topics and intergrate to your system by hand. But even so, not all of them will works until system configured to meet certain conditions (your system should looks enterprise-like)

P.S. and last time i press "Comment" in this thread GitHub say 404 in ~10:53 UTC+0 ...

belext commented 3 months ago

It is possible to disable it by setting policies/registry values though.

@opzch, could you please share where to find an adm/admx file for Chromium policies? I could only find one for Google Chrome: policy_templates.zip from this page: https://www.chromium.org/administrators/policy-templates/

Or did you just rename all categories and keys accordingly?

opzch commented 3 months ago

It is possible to disable it by setting policies/registry values though.

@opzch, could you please share where to find an adm/admx file for Chromium policies? I could only find one for Google Chrome: policy_templates.zip from this page: https://www.chromium.org/administrators/policy-templates/

Or did you just rename all categories and keys accordingly?

If you already have downloaded it, you can open the template as a text file and replace all occurrences of "Google\Chrome" with "Chromium". If not, the simplest way is to get them from here: https://github.com/Hibbiki/chromium-win64/releases

Someone mentioned that renaming to "Supermium" or adding registry values under "Supermium" also worked for them, but I couldn't confirm that, it just follows Chromium policies on my Windows 10 machines.