Default idle detection setting
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Category
Microsoft Edge > Content settings
Supported on
Microsoft Edge version 145, Windows 7 or later

Supported OS tags: Windows7

Setting this policy to 1 - AllowIdleDetection allows websites to use the Idle Detection API without requesting user permission. Setting this policy to 2 - BlockIdleDetection prevents websites from using the Idle Detection API. Setting this policy to 3 - AskIdleDetection requires websites to request user permission each time before using the Idle Detection API. If you do not configure this policy, users can decide whether to allow the Idle Detection API and can change this setting themselves. Policy options mapping: * AllowIdleDetection (1) = Allow sites to detect idle state without asking the user * BlockIdleDetection (2) = Do not allow any site to detect the user's idle state * AskIdleDetection (3) = Ask every time a site wants to detect the user's idle state Use the preceding information when configuring this policy.

Internal name
DefaultIdleDetectionSetting
Policy ID
ee91786ff7eb
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
Idle detection
ID DefaultIdleDetectionSetting
enum
Path
Software\Policies\Microsoft\Edge
Value name
DefaultIdleDetectionSetting
Type
REG_DWORD
Options: Allow sites to detect idle state without asking the user (1), Do not allow any site to detect the user's idle state (2), Ask every time a site wants to detect the user's idle state (3)
Idle detection
Both · Type enum
Registry mapping
Path
Software\Policies\Microsoft\Edge
Value name
DefaultIdleDetectionSetting
Type
REG_DWORD
Details
Options: Allow sites to detect idle state without asking the user (1), Do not allow any site to detect the user's idle state (2), Ask every time a site wants to detect the user's idle state (3)