This article explains how to create a new Intune policy to deploy the Dashlane browser extension. After you deploy, the Dashlane extension will be added to the Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Mozilla Firefox browser on all managed devices.
Select the browser you're using.
Deploy the Dashlane browser extension to Google Chrome
- In Azure, open Intune, and then select Devices.
- Select Configuration profiles.
- Select + Create profile.
- For Platform, select Windows 10 and later. For Profile type, select Templates. For Template name, select Administrative templates. Select Create.
- For Name, enter "Dashlane-Chrome". For Description, enter "Dashlane Web Extension for Chrome Browser". Select Next.
- In Configuration settings, open the Google folder by double-clicking it.
- Open the Google Chrome folder by double-clicking it.
- Open the Extensions folder by double-clicking it.
- Open the Configure the list of force-installed apps and extensions setting by double-clicking it.
- For Support on: Microsoft 7 or later, select Enabled. For Extension/App IDs and update URLs to be silently installed, paste "fdjamakpfbbddfjaooikfcpapjohcfmg;https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx". Select OK.
- Make sure that the State for your setting is Enabled, and then select Next.
- Select Next.
- Select Add groups.
- Select the Azure AD Groups that you are deploying the Dashlane browser extension to. In this example, the group is called "DashlaneUsers". Select Next.
- Make sure that Groups lists all groups you want to deploy to and select Next.
- Select Create.
The policy is now active. If a plan member hasn't enrolled with Intune, they'll be prompted to do so when they sign in on a managed device. After they enroll, the Dashlane web extension is installed automatically.
Deploy the Dashlane browser extension to Microsoft Edge
- In Azure, open Intune, and then select Devices.
- Select Configuration profiles.
- Select + Create profile.
- For Platform, select Windows 10 and later. For Profile type, select Templates. For Template name, select Administrative templates. Select Create.
- For Name, enter "Dashlane-Edge". For Description, enter "Dashlane Web Extension for Edge Browser". Select Next.
- In Configuration settings, open the Microsoft Edge folder by double-clicking it.
- Open the Extensions folder by double-clicking it.
- Open the Configure which extensions are installed silently setting by double-clicking it.
- For Support on: Microsoft Windows 7 or later, select Enabled. For Extension/App IDs and update URLs to be silently installed, paste "gehmmocbbkpblljhkekmfhjpfbkclbph;https://edge.microsoft.com/extensionwebstorebase/v1/crx". Select OK.
- Make sure that the State for your setting is Enabled, and then select Next.
- Select Next.
- Select Add groups.
- Select the Azure AD Groups that you are deploying the Dashlane browser extension to. In this example, the group is called "DashlaneUsers". Select Next.
- Make sure that Groups lists all groups you want to deploy to and select Next.
- Select Create.
The policy is now active. If a plan member hasn't enrolled with Intune, they'll be prompted to do so when they sign in on a managed device. After they enroll, the Dashlane web extension is installed on Microsoft Edge automatically.
Deploy the Dashlane browser extension to Mozilla Firefox
- In Azure, open Intune, and then select Devices.
- Select Configuration profiles.
- Download the Mozilla policy template from Github to your "Downloads" folder. Select Code and then select Download ZIP.
- Right-click the "policy_templates.zip" file in Explorer, select Rename, and rename it "firefox_policy_templates".
- Select the "firefox_policy_templates" file that you just renamed and then select Extract all.
- In the Select a Destination and Extract Files pop-up, select Browse, select your "Downloads" folder, and select Extract.
- In the "Downloads" folder, open the "firefox_policy_templates" folder that you just extracted, and open the "policy-templates-master" folder inside it.
- In the "policy-templates-master" folder, open the "windows" folder.
- Return to Intune, select the Import ADMX tab, and select + Import.
- For the ADMX file, select the browse files icon, shown as a folder.
- Select the "mozilla.admx" folder from the "windows" folder from the earlier step.
- For ADML file for the default language, select the browse files icon, shown as a folder.
- Select the "mozilla.adml" folder from the "en-US" folder from the earlier step.
- Select Next.
- Select Create.
- Again, select the Import ADMX tab, and select + Import.
- Again, for the ADMX file, select the browse files icon, shown as a folder.
- Select the "firefox.admx" folder from the "windows" folder from the earlier step.
- Again, for ADML file for the default language, select the browse files icon, shown as a folder.
- Select the "firefox.adml" folder from the "en-US" folder from the earlier step.
- Select Next.
- Select Create.
- Select the Profiles tab and then select + Create profile.
- For Platform, select Windows 10 and later. For Profile type, select Templates. For Template name, select Imported Administrative templates (Preview). Select Create.
- For Name, enter "Dashlane-Firefox". For Description, enter "Dashlane Web Extension for Firefox Browser". Select Next.
- In Configuration settings, open the Mozilla folder by double-clicking it.
- Open the Firefox folder by double-clicking it.
- Open the Extensions folder by double-clicking it.
- For Support on: Firefox 60 or later, Firefox 60 ESR or later, select Enabled. Paste "https://prod.extensions.dashlane.com/downloads/firefox/dashlane-latest-fx.xpi". Select OK.
- Make sure that the State for your setting is Enabled, and then select Next.
- Select Next.
- Select Add groups.
- Select the Azure AD Groups that you are deploying the Dashlane browser extension to. In this example, the group is called "DashlaneUsers". Select Next.
- Make sure that Groups lists all groups you want to deploy to and select Next.
- Select Create.
The policy is now active. If a plan member hasn't enrolled with Intune, they'll be prompted to do so when they sign in on a managed device. After they enroll, the Dashlane web extension is installed automatically.