project168
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I want the system to boot up the browser directly and users are not able to minimize the browse nor able to mess up the window configurations. I don't know how to implement that sort of function.
How do I make a browser run directly on a system boot up with restrictions?
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Group Policy
From your description, I assume you want the computer to boot only to the browser without the user being able to change anything. You can use Group Policy within all Business (or Pro) versions of Windows to limit the computer's shell to only the browser. You can then hide everything on the start menu, taskbar, etc. and use other mods to remove toolbars, menus and other functions from the browser, assuming you are referring to Internet Explorer.
Can you give us some background about the computer and the browser and the intended use?
From your description, I assume you want the computer to boot only to the browser without the user being able to change anything. You can use Group Policy within all Business (or Pro) versions of Windows to limit the computer's shell to only the browser. You can then hide everything on the start menu, taskbar, etc. and use other mods to remove toolbars, menus and other functions from the browser, assuming you are referring to Internet Explorer.
Can you give us some background about the computer and the browser and the intended use?
lucasbytegenius
Well-Known Member
Yes, and wasn't there some other Linux distro out there that does the same thing? I swear I saw it somewhere...Any ideas?
Should be fairly easy to modify a major distro out there to do the same thing though,
