Install the extension with Microsoft Intune.
Put Carmen on every Edge and Chrome browser your company manages in Intune. About ten minutes.
Open the Intune admin center.
Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center. Go to Devices, Manage devices, Configuration. Click Create, then New policy.
Manage devices
Configuration
Configuration
Policies for Company A.
Choose the settings catalog.
For Platform, choose Windows 10 and later. For Profile type, choose Settings catalog. Click Create and name the policy Carmen Monitor.
Create a profile
Add the install setting.
Click Add settings and search for the browser your company uses. For Microsoft Edge, pick Microsoft Edge, Extensions, Control which extensions are installed silently. For Chrome, pick Google Chrome, Extensions, Configure the list of force-installed apps and extensions. Add both if you use both.
Settings picker
Add Carmen.
Turn the setting on and add Carmen on its own line.
For Edge: baonkpmgomalipcbgnoepampdgdnnnpj;https://edge.microsoft.com/extensionwebstorebase/v1/crx
For Chrome: ocfomobdgfdpfoplmmmocghhgkbniiia;https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx
Control which extensions are installed silently
Assign the policy.
In Assignments, add the group of people or computers that should get Carmen. Click Next, then Create.
Assignments
Run your first check
Open Edge or Chrome on one of those computers after its next Intune sync. Carmen is installed and shows in the extensions menu. Each person signs in once.
CarmenIf it did not work
- Carmen not appearing? On that computer, open edge://policy or chrome://policy and click Reload policies. The Carmen line should be listed.
- Not listed: in Intune, open the policy under Devices, Manage devices, Configuration and check its device status for errors or conflicts.
- A new policy reaches a computer at its next Intune sync. To sync now, open Settings, Accounts, Access work or school, choose the work account, then Info, Sync.