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The setting Redirect restricted sites to personal context ( .managedbrowser.AllowTransitionOnBlock), which is set to true by default, ensures that if the user has added his or her personal account into the app, then Edge can open the restricted site in the user’s personal account context or possibly in the Azure AD account’s InPrivate context.There are additional app configuration settings that define how Edge should act when an Azure AD account attempts to access a restricted website: To address that concern, Edge supports transition experiences, based on additional app configuration settings. Preventing your users from accessing certain sites can lead to a broken and frustrating experience from the end user’s perspective. Note: If both allowed and blocked URLs are defined, only those URLs defined in the allow list are enforced. In this configuration, Edge ensures that the Azure AD account cannot access the restricted websites. When websites are defined in the Allowed URLs ( .managedbrowser.AllowListURLs) list, Edge ensures that the Azure AD account can only access the allowed websites, thereby blocking all other websites.Ĭonversely, organizations can define a set of Blocked URLs ( .managedbrowser.BlockListURLs). With an app configuration policy (delivered through the APP channel), organizations can restrict what websites an Azure AD account visits.įigure 1: Edge mobile App Configuration Policy

With Microsoft Endpoint Manager Intune App Protection Policies (APP), organizations can enforce how web data is handled. However, many organizations need data protection mechanisms to control what websites their users visit and how the data is handled. As Microsoft Edge for iOS and Android adoption continues to grow, we have received a few questions on the experiences Edge offers with handling blocked websites.īy default, Edge allows users to access any website.