Browsers
Guided rollout
Halo and Google Chrome
Roll out Halo Browser in Chrome to discover supported AI use and apply browser policy controls.
How Halo works with Google Chrome
Halo Browser supports Google Chrome for discovery of supported AI websites, AI browser extensions, and account posture signals.
Browser policies can use audit, warn, or block modes, plus domain rules and regex-based DLP checks on supported AI sites. Content inspection requires expanded permissions approved by the customer and is off in the standard configuration.
Governance
What Halo governs for Google Chrome
Supported AI discovery
Surface signals from supported AI websites, browser extensions, and account posture.
Policy modes
Configure supported browser controls to audit, warn, or block.
Domain and data rules
Apply domain rules and regex-based DLP checks on supported AI sites.
Content inspection posture
Keep content inspection off in the standard configuration unless expanded permissions are approved.
Setup
Get connected in three steps
- 1
Plan guided rollout
Work with Halo on Chrome deployment, policy scope, and the signals needed for discovery.
- 2
Enroll the extension
Deploy Halo Browser to the selected Chrome environment and confirm its managed configuration.
- 3
Set browser policy
Start with audit or configure warn and block rules for supported sites, then review the results.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Yes. Chrome is a supported Halo Browser surface and rollout is guided.
No. Content inspection is off in the standard configuration and requires expanded permissions approved by the customer.
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