Default automatic downloads setting
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Key metadata and intent for this policy.

Category
Microsoft Edge > Content settings
Supported on
Microsoft Edge version 110, Windows 7 or later

Supported OS tags: Windows7

Administrators can use this policy to control whether websites can perform multiple downloads successively. Individual site behavior can be managed using the AutomaticDownloadsAllowedForUrls and AutomaticDownloadsBlockedForUrls policies. Default behavior: - A user gesture is required for each additional download. - Users can modify their browser settings to disable successive downloads. Policy options mapping: * AllowAutomaticDownloads (1) = Allow all websites to perform multiple downloads without requiring a user gesture between each download. * BlockAutomaticDownloads (2) = Prevent all websites from performing multiple downloads, even after a user gesture. Use the preceding information when configuring this policy.

Internal name
DefaultAutomaticDownloadsSetting
Policy ID
298bfd50786e
Elements
1

Registry values

How enabled and disabled states update the registry.

No explicit registry values are set for enabled or disabled states.

Policy elements

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ScopeElementTypeRegistry mappingConstraints & behaviorCopy
Default automatic downloads setting
ID DefaultAutomaticDownloadsSetting
enum
Path
Software\Policies\Microsoft\Edge
Value name
DefaultAutomaticDownloadsSetting
Type
REG_DWORD
Options: Allow all websites to perform multiple downloads without requiring a user gesture between each download. (1), Prevent all websites from performing multiple downloads, even after a user gesture. (2)
Default automatic downloads setting
Both · Type enum
Registry mapping
Path
Software\Policies\Microsoft\Edge
Value name
DefaultAutomaticDownloadsSetting
Type
REG_DWORD
Details
Options: Allow all websites to perform multiple downloads without requiring a user gesture between each download. (1), Prevent all websites from performing multiple downloads, even after a user gesture. (2)