Objective 5.2

AGWA

Managing Chrome browsers

Objective 5.2 sits in Managing browsers and endpoints, which carries 10% of the Google Workspace Admin exam. The questions below are original, written from the official objective title above, and each explanation cites the Google Cloud page it rests on.

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A worked example

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5-2Managing browsers and endpoints

You want to enforce Chrome browser policies for everyone who opens Chrome on managed machines, even without Google sign-in. Which product fits?

Context-Aware AccessContext-Aware Access gates apps by device and network context.
Advanced mobile managementAdvanced mobile management covers devices, not the browser policy set.
Google VaultVault handles retention, not browser policy.
Chrome Enterprise CoreCorrect · your answerCorrect.

Correct.

Concept

Managing Chrome policies at scale, including for users who do not sign in, is done through Chrome's cloud management. It enforces many policies centrally.

Why D

Chrome Enterprise Core enforces Chrome policies even without user sign-in.

Source

Enforce 100+ Chrome policies for all users who open Chrome browser on a managed device.

Google, Chrome Enterprise Core, checked August 2026
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Now you: objective 5.2 questions

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Sample question 1 of 2

5-2Managing browsers and endpoints

With Chrome Enterprise Core, do users need Google Accounts to receive the browser policies?

Sample question 2 of 2

5-2Managing browsers and endpoints

Security asks you to stop risky browser extensions across the company's managed Chrome browsers. Which capability supports this?

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