# Support Managed Configurations

Some apps designed for enterprises include built-in settings called **Managed Configurations** that IT admins can configure remotely. For example, an app may have the option to only sync data when a device is connected to Wi-Fi. Providing IT admins the ability to specify managed configurations and apply them to devices is a requirement for all [solution sets](https://developers.google.com/android/work/requirements).&#x20;

This article explains how to block or allow some specific URLs with the Chrome app, using its Managed Configuration.&#x20;

### To access the Chrome Managed Configuration:

![](/files/-MBD6d2UVHO_E65dPy18)

From your CubiLock dashboard:

1. Head over to the **PlayStore Apps** page, under **Application Management**
2. Select **Public Apps** from iframe&#x20;
3. Search for the **Chrome** application, and select it for management
4. Approve the app from its listing by clicking on **Select** button
5. Add the app into **Enterprise Apps** by clicking on **Add** button
6. You can also add this app directly into the Profile by specifying the **Install Type** and selecting **Profiles** you want to add this application to and hit **Apply**
7. Head over to the **Device Profile** page
8. From the context menu choose **Update Profile**, you will be navigated to **Edit Device Profile** page.
9. In the **Applications** tab of your Profile, click on **Configurations** next to the **Chrome** app

![](/files/-MBD7M_xgq3rfLejeN2v)

### To Block URLs

To block an URL or a list of URLs, locate the **Block access to a list of URLs** entry, using the search engine. Enter the list of URLs following this pattern:`["blacklist1.com","blacklist2.org","anothersite.net"]`

![](/files/-MBDOG_fQZnmIUpgr-S5)

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: if you want to block all URLs, enter this:`["*"]` &#x20;
{% endhint %}

### To Authorize URLs&#x20;

If you want to only authorize URLs, locate the **Allow access to a list of URLs**, using the search engine. Enter the list of URLs following the same pattern as above:`["wikipedia.org","google.com"]`

Do not use wildcards `*` in the URL (except to blacklist everything), else it won’t work. For example, blocking all Facebook sites by specifying `["*.facebook.com"]` won’t work. Simple use `["facebook.com"]` instead.&#x20;

![](/files/-MBDNcl1pplkTIHne3Wn)


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