2-2. Browser Extension Setup Guide (Windows GPO)

Revised June 2026 — Active Directory GPO distribution only

Setup Summary (Fastest Path)

With a single GPO, configure the following three locations. See Chapter 3 for details.

#	GPO path	Configuration
1	Computer Configuration → Preferences → Windows Settings → Registry	Register each Chrome / Edge ExtensionSettings (force_installed + update_url) in HKLM
2	User Configuration → Preferences → Windows Settings → Registry	Register each Chrome / Edge 3rdparty/policy (ApiKey, OrganizationID, etc. + UserEmail=%USEREMAIL%) in HKCU
3	User Configuration → Policies → Windows Settings → Scripts → Logon	Register Set-UserEmailEnv.bat from SYSVOL (for the USEREMAIL environment variable)

Verification after applying (fastest):

Link the GPO to the target OU → gpupdate /force or sign in again
Run check_extension_registry.bat (HKLM=ExtensionSettings / HKCU=policy show [OK])
Reload chrome://policy / edge://policy in the browser. Check the values on the extension options page (refresh with ↻ if not reflected).

Obtain ApiKey / CreatedDate / OrganizationID from the admin console. The Logon Script is not needed if you specify UserEmail directly.

Chapter 1: Overview

Purpose

This document is a setup guide for mass-distributing the browser extension via Active Directory GPO (Group Policy). It focuses on distribution using GPMC Registry Preferences and a logon script.

Intended Audience

IT administrators (Active Directory administrators) and information systems staff.

Prerequisites

Item	Details
OS	Windows 10 or later
Browser	Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge installed
Domain	Active Directory domain environment
Permissions	Permission to create/edit GPOs and place scripts in SYSVOL

Allow the following destinations.

Destination	Port	Purpose
clients2.google.com	443 (HTTPS)	Download / update Chrome extensions
edge.microsoft.com	443 (HTTPS)	Download / update Edge extensions
api.itmc.i.moneyforward.com	443 (HTTPS)	Data transmission / API access
itmc.i.moneyforward.com	443 (HTTPS)	Web access

Extension ID

Browser	Environment	Extension ID
Google Chrome	PROD	bdeanmdeckegmfjpbnngomallcedjold
Microsoft Edge	PROD	flggmhlpipcopffjfkpgkoljghfkmfcg

Bundled Files

File	Purpose
Set-UserEmailEnv.bat	Logon script. Sets the USEREMAIL environment variable
edge_chrome_extension.bat	Alternative: startup script method (see 3.7)
edge_chrome_extension_uninstall.bat	Complete removal of registry keys and environment variables (Chapter 7)
check_extension_registry.bat	Registry check (read-only)

Chapter 2: Overall Configuration

The setup consists of two layers: the registry (GPO Preferences) and a user environment variable (logon script).

Layer	GPO placement	Registry	Contents
Forced install	Computer Configuration	HKLM	ExtensionSettings (installation_mode, update_url)
Extension parameters	User Configuration	HKCU	3rdparty/extensions/<ID>/policy
Email address	User Configuration	—	Logon Script → USEREMAIL environment variable

Computer Configuration → HKLM
ExtensionSettings\<ID>
  installation_mode = force_installed
  update_url        = https://...

User Configuration → HKCU
3rdparty\extensions\<ID>\policy
  ApiKey, CreatedDate, OrganizationID
  UserEmail = %USEREMAIL%
  UserPC    = %COMPUTERNAME%

User Configuration → Logon Script
Set-UserEmailEnv.bat → USEREMAIL = user@example.com

Chapter 3: GPO Setup Steps

GPO Editor Terminology (English UI / Japanese UI)

This document uses the English (Japanese) format. Follow the corresponding item based on your GPMC display language.

English (GPMC English UI)	Japanese (GPMC Japanese UI)
Computer Configuration	コンピューターの構成
User Configuration	ユーザーの構成
Preferences	基本設定
Policies	ポリシー
Windows Settings	Windows の設定
Registry	レジストリ
Scripts (Logon/Logoff)	スクリプト（ログオン/ログオフ）
Logon	ログオン
Startup	スタートアップ
Action	操作
Update	更新
Delete	削除

How to read a GPO path: follow the GPO editor tree from left to right, as in Computer Configuration → Preferences → …

3.1 Obtaining Values from the Admin Console

Sign in and open Settings > Organization > Browser Extension > Extension Policy. Note the three values ApiKey, CreatedDate, and OrganizationID (fixed values common to all devices).

3.2 Creating the GPO

Open GPMC and create a new GPO linked to the target OU (for example, Admina Extension).
Link it to a verification OU first, then roll it out to the production OU once confirmed.

From here, configure both Computer Configuration and User Configuration within the same GPO.

3.3 Computer Configuration — ExtensionSettings (HKLM)

GPO path: Computer Configuration → Preferences → Windows Settings → Registry Common settings: Hive = HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, Action = Update

Registry list under Computer Configuration

3.3.1 Chrome — ExtensionSettings

Key Path: Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\ExtensionSettings\bdeanmdeckegmfjpbnngomallcedjold

Value name	Value type	Value data
installation_mode	REG_SZ	force_installed
update_url	REG_SZ	https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx

Example of the Chrome installation_mode setting

Example of the Chrome update_url setting

3.3.2 Edge — ExtensionSettings

Key Path: Software\Policies\Microsoft\Edge\ExtensionSettings\flggmhlpipcopffjfkpgkoljghfkmfcg

Value name	Value type	Value data
installation_mode	REG_SZ	force_installed
update_url	REG_SZ	https://edge.microsoft.com/extensionwebstorebase/v1/crx

Writing ExtensionSettings in both HKLM and HKCU causes a conflict and one side is ignored (see Note 3). Always place it only in Computer Configuration (HKLM).

3.4 User Configuration — 3rdparty/policy (HKCU)

GPO path: User Configuration → Preferences → Windows Settings → Registry Common settings: Hive = HKEY_CURRENT_USER, Action = Update

3.4.1 Chrome — 3rdparty/policy

Key Path: Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\3rdparty\extensions\bdeanmdeckegmfjpbnngomallcedjold\policy

Value name	Value type	Value data
ApiKey	REG_SZ	Value obtained from the admin console
CreatedDate	REG_SZ	Value obtained from the admin console (e.g., 2024-07-04T01:11:27.000Z)
OrganizationID	REG_SZ	Value obtained from the admin console
UserEmail	REG_EXPAND_SZ	%USEREMAIL%
UserPC	REG_EXPAND_SZ	%COMPUTERNAME%

3.4.2 Edge — 3rdparty/policy

Key Path: Software\Policies\Microsoft\Edge\3rdparty\extensions\flggmhlpipcopffjfkpgkoljghfkmfcg\policy Create the same five items as Chrome (Value name / Value type / Value data are identical) under the Edge Key Path. Do not also write 3rdparty/policy under Computer Configuration (HKLM) (see Note 4).

3.5 Logon Script — USEREMAIL Environment Variable

If you distribute UserEmail as a %USEREMAIL% reference, you need a logon script. It must set the USEREMAIL environment variable at each user’s logon (see Note 5). GPO path: User Configuration → Policies → Windows Settings → Scripts (Logon/Logoff) → Logon

Item	Value
Script	`\\<DOMAIN>\SYSVOL\<DOMAIN>\scripts\admina\Set-UserEmailEnv.bat`
Parameters	(empty)

Steps:

Edit the DomainPart in Set-UserEmailEnv.bat to your company domain (e.g., example.com).
Place it in scripts\admina\ under SYSVOL.
Register it as a Logon script using the GPO path above.

If you specify the email address directly in UserEmail, the logon script is not needed.

3.6 Applying the GPO

Link the GPO to the target OU.
Run gpupdate /force on a verification device, or sign in again.
Run check_extension_registry.bat using the steps in Chapter 4.

3.7 Alternative: Startup Script Method

Instead of Registry Preferences, you can place edge_chrome_extension.bat in SYSVOL. Register it as a Startup script using the following GPO path. Computer Configuration → Policies → Windows Settings → Scripts → Startup Edit the constants in the bat file.

Variable	Recommended value
ApiKey / CreatedDate / OrganizationID	Obtained from the admin console
ExtSettingsRoot	HKLM
PolicyRoot	HKCU
UserEmailMode	ENV_REF

The USEREMAIL setting via the logon script (3.5) is still required.

Chapter 4: Verifying Operation

4.1 Verification via the Check Script

Run check_extension_registry.bat as the target user (read-only). Criteria for a normal result:

Check item	Expected result
User Environment	USEREMAIL: defined, with the user’s email address as the value
HKCU — ExtensionSettings	All [—] NOT SET (intentionally not placed)
HKCU — 3rdparty Policy	All five items [OK]
HKLM — ExtensionSettings	Two items (installation_mode, update_url) are [OK]
HKLM — 3rdparty Policy	All [—] NOT SET (intentionally not placed)

The Summary’s 14 found / 14 missing is normal because both HKCU and HKLM are scanned. The [—] for “intentionally not placed” is not an error. Example output (verification environment):

================================================================
Extension Registry Checker  (read-only)
Date: 2026/06/09 16:26:51.46
================================================================

[User Environment]
USEREMAIL: defined
Value   : user@example.com

----------------------------------------
HKCU  (HKEY_CURRENT_USER)
----------------------------------------

[Chrome 3rdparty Policy]
Key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\3rdparty\extensions\bdeanmdeckegmfjpbnngomallcedjold\policy
[OK] ApiKey = eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIs...
[OK] CreatedDate = 2024-07-04T01:11:27.000Z
[OK] OrganizationID = 99999999
[OK] UserEmail = user@example.com
[OK] UserPc = EXAMPLE-PC

----------------------------------------
HKLM  (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE)
----------------------------------------

[Chrome ExtensionSettings]
Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\ExtensionSettings\bdeanmdeckegmfjpbnngomallcedjold
[OK] installation_mode = force_installed
[OK] update_url        = https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx

================================================================
Summary:  14 found  /  14 missing
================================================================

The GPO registers the Value name as UserPC, but the check script references it as UserPc. If the actual registry value shows [OK], there is no problem.

4.2 Verifying Installation in the Browser

Even if the registry settings are correct, there is a delay before they are reflected in the browser.

Timing	Details
Extension download	After the GPO is applied, it may take time to fetch the extension itself from the store
Policy loading	There is a delay before the browser re-fetches the policy in the background

To check immediately, perform the following two steps in order.

Explicitly reload the policy page (4.2.1)
Open the extension options page and press refresh (↻) if not reflected (4.2.2)

4.2.1 Explicitly Reloading the Policy

Chrome

Enter chrome://policy in the address bar and open it.
Click Reload policies.
Confirm that each value (ApiKey, OrganizationID, UserEmail, etc.) shows OK under Extension policies below.

Edge

Enter edge://policy in the address bar and open it.
Click Reload policies.

The 3rdparty/policy section does not appear on Edge’s edge://policy (known behavior). Reload the policy anyway, and verify the values on the options page in 4.2.2 (see Note 7).

4.2.2 Verifying on the Extension Options Page

Chrome

Toolbar extension icon → the extension’s ︙ (More) → open Options.
Confirm that “Installed by your administrator” appears in the extension menu.
On the options page, confirm the following.
- The email address has a Managed tag and a value
- The organization ID has the value from the admin console
- No error appears at the top of the screen
If a value is still empty, press refresh (↻) once at the bottom right of the page.

Edge

Toolbar extension icon → the extension’s ︙ (More) → open Extension options.
As with Chrome, confirm the email address (Managed), organization ID, and no errors.
If not reflected, press refresh (↻) once at the bottom right of the page.

4.2.3 Verifying in the Extensions List (Reference)

Chrome: chrome://extensions
Edge: edge://extensions

Check for “Installed by your organization” (Chrome) or “Installed by your administrator” (Edge). Either message means the forced install succeeded.

4.3 Diag Data (For Investigation)

You can obtain investigation logs from Diagnostic Data at the bottom right of the options page. If there is no connectivity, see Chapter 5.

Chapter 5: Connectivity and Data Verification

5.1 Data Arrival Verification

Within about 30 minutes, entries from the Chrome / Edge source appear under “Integrations > Event Log”.

5.2 When There Is No Connectivity

Check for warnings via the extension icon → Settings (⚙️). For details, see How to review Diag data.

5.3 Network Verification

Test-NetConnection -ComputerName api.itmc.i.moneyforward.com -Port 443

Chapter 6: Technical Notes

Note 1: ExtensionSettings = HKLM, 3rdparty/policy = HKCU

ExtensionSettings is a per-machine setting. Because the UserEmail in 3rdparty/policy differs per user, it is placed in User Configuration (HKCU).

Note 2: Action = Update

Creates the entry if it does not exist and overwrites it if it does. Replace re-creates the entire key and has side effects.

Note 3: ExtensionSettings HKLM/HKCU Conflict

If it exists in both HKLM and HKCU, only the HKLM side is used.

Note 4: 3rdparty/policy HKLM/HKCU Conflict

If the same value name exists in both, HKLM takes precedence.

Note 5: Why UserEmail Uses an Environment Variable Reference

When Computer Configuration is applied, USEREMAIL is not expanded because it runs in the SYSTEM context. The combination of User Configuration and a logon script is required.

Note 6: Permissions for HKCU\Software\Policies

Only GPO Preferences (User Configuration) can write to HKCU\Software\Policies. A logon script can only set the USEREMAIL environment variable.

Note 7: 3rdparty/policy Not Shown on edge://policy

The values themselves reach the extension. See Appendix A.2.

Chapter 7: Uninstalling

Removing items from the GPO alone leaves the registry values on the device (the GPP “tattoo” effect).

7.1 Method A: GPO Delete Action (Recommended)

Placement	Hive	Key Path	Action
Computer Configuration	HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE	`Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\ExtensionSettings\bdeanmdeckegmfjpbnngomallcedjold`	Delete
Computer Configuration	HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE	`Software\Policies\Microsoft\Edge\ExtensionSettings\flggmhlpipcopffjfkpgkoljghfkmfcg`	Delete
User Configuration	HKEY_CURRENT_USER	`Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\3rdparty\extensions\bdeanmdeckegmfjpbnngomallcedjold`	Delete
User Configuration	HKEY_CURRENT_USER	`Software\Policies\Microsoft\Edge\3rdparty\extensions\flggmhlpipcopffjfkpgkoljghfkmfcg`	Delete

Also remove the logon script from the GPO.

7.2 Method B: Uninstall bat

Run edge_chrome_extension_uninstall.bat with administrator privileges. It removes both the HKLM / HKCU keys and the USEREMAIL environment variable. After running it, reload the policy at chrome://policy / edge://policy.

Appendix A: Verifying Policies in the Browser

For detailed steps and screenshots, see Section 4.2.

A.1 Chrome: chrome://policy

After “Reload policies”, check the Extension policies section. Verify the Scope (Machine / User) and each value’s Status (OK).

A.2 Edge: Verifying 3rdparty/policy

3rdparty/policy is not shown on edge://policy. Verify it on the options page in 4.2.2, or as follows.

Method 1: Check the HKCU values with check_extension_registry.bat.
Method 2: In the Service Worker console (edge://extensions → Developer mode → Inspect Service Worker), run: chrome.storage.managed.get(null, (data) => console.log(data))

Appendix B: Q&A

Q. Does the extension disappear just by unlinking the GPO?

A. No. Remove it explicitly using the Delete action in Chapter 7 or edge_chrome_extension_uninstall.bat.

Q. The check script shows “Some values are missing”.

A. In the recommended GPO configuration, this is normal. The HKCU-side ExtensionSettings and the HKLM-side 3rdparty/policy show [—] (see Section 4.1).

Q. The registry is OK but the extension does not appear in the browser.

A. There is a delay in downloading the extension and loading the policy. Try the steps in Section 4.2 (reload the policy → refresh ↻ on the options page).

Q. What if whoami /upn is not available in the environment?

A. Set the DomainPart in Set-UserEmailEnv.bat correctly.

Q. What if SKYSEA or similar uses ExtensionSettings?

A. Because the extension IDs differ, they can coexist at the subkey level. Align the source hive (HKLM / HKCU) with your asset management software.

Last modified on July 29, 2026

​Setup Summary (Fastest Path)

​Chapter 1: Overview

​Purpose

​Intended Audience

​Prerequisites

​Extension ID

​Bundled Files

​Chapter 2: Overall Configuration

​Chapter 3: GPO Setup Steps

​GPO Editor Terminology (English UI / Japanese UI)

​3.1 Obtaining Values from the Admin Console

​3.2 Creating the GPO

​3.3 Computer Configuration — ExtensionSettings (HKLM)

​3.3.1 Chrome — ExtensionSettings

​3.3.2 Edge — ExtensionSettings

​3.4 User Configuration — 3rdparty/policy (HKCU)

​3.4.1 Chrome — 3rdparty/policy

​3.4.2 Edge — 3rdparty/policy

​3.5 Logon Script — USEREMAIL Environment Variable

​3.6 Applying the GPO

​3.7 Alternative: Startup Script Method

​Chapter 4: Verifying Operation

​4.1 Verification via the Check Script

​4.2 Verifying Installation in the Browser

​4.2.1 Explicitly Reloading the Policy

​4.2.2 Verifying on the Extension Options Page

​4.2.3 Verifying in the Extensions List (Reference)

​4.3 Diag Data (For Investigation)

​Chapter 5: Connectivity and Data Verification

​5.1 Data Arrival Verification

​5.2 When There Is No Connectivity

​5.3 Network Verification

​Chapter 6: Technical Notes

​Note 1: ExtensionSettings = HKLM, 3rdparty/policy = HKCU

​Note 2: Action = Update

​Note 3: ExtensionSettings HKLM/HKCU Conflict

​Note 4: 3rdparty/policy HKLM/HKCU Conflict

​Note 5: Why UserEmail Uses an Environment Variable Reference

​Note 6: Permissions for HKCU\Software\Policies

​Note 7: 3rdparty/policy Not Shown on edge://policy

​Chapter 7: Uninstalling

​7.1 Method A: GPO Delete Action (Recommended)

​7.2 Method B: Uninstall bat

​Appendix A: Verifying Policies in the Browser

​A.1 Chrome: chrome://policy

​A.2 Edge: Verifying 3rdparty/policy

​Appendix B: Q&A

​Q. Does the extension disappear just by unlinking the GPO?

​Q. The check script shows “Some values are missing”.

​Q. The registry is OK but the extension does not appear in the browser.

​Q. What if whoami /upn is not available in the environment?

​Q. What if SKYSEA or similar uses ExtensionSettings?