
If you wanted to store the HomepageLocation in a config profile, you will want to store it in the PayloadContent section: PayloadContentĪfter you have saved the config profile, upload it to your MDM server and deploy to your Macs. Putting the setting into a config profile

In the case of a HomepageLocation for macOS, we’d be interested in this section: The page explains each of the options, like “HomepageLocation” and then lists the correct setting name for Windows, Chrome OS, macOS and Linux. Where to get the list of available options In this blog I’ll share where to get the list of available settings, and how to use them in a custom config profile.


After a bit of testing, we found that it is actually pretty easy managing Google Chrome on macOS with a config profile. A client recently asked us set a few default Google Chrome settings for new Mac users.
