Would it be possible to allow non-http/https links? I’d like to put links to Intune Company Portal and Jamf Self Service which use companyportal: and jamfselfservice: URIs respectively.
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Would it be possible to allow non-http/https links?
Best answer by Devon O'Dwyer
As an update, our Support team has confirmed that this is a known limitation with our editor - currently, we only allow links that start with protocols we accept (for example, we do not accept Javascript). For a security measure, we add https:// to the front of links that do not fit within those protocols.
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Sure, jamfselfservice://content?entity=policy&id=1358&action=view and companyportal:ApplicationId=d16888a1-0e6a-43a0-a940-87e342bfa9fb and companyportal://applist
Docs: https://docs.jamf.com/10.28.0/jamf-pro/administrator-guide/Jamf_Self_Service_for_macOS_URL_Schemes.html https://docs.jamf.com/10.28.0/jamf-pro/administrator-guide/Jamf_Self_Service_for_iOS_URL_Schemes.html mentions selfserviceios:// too. Couldn’t find any docs for the companyportal scheme.
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+4We have a similar request too. Our docs mention Chrome extensions and other tips for clearing cookies + cache. The URL for those are
chrome://settingsand
chrome://extensions, and Guru keeps inserting https:// in the beginning which breaks those links in Chrome.
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- Guru Senior Product Specialist
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As an update, our Support team has confirmed that this is a known limitation with our editor - currently, we only allow links that start with protocols we accept (for example, we do not accept Javascript). For a security measure, we add https:// to the front of links that do not fit within those protocols.
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