Super User Asked by Emre Sevinç on March 8, 2021
Why can’t I unlimit Google Chrome (it’s not even on the list) time limit via Microsoft Family? Every time my child tries to run Google Chrome, there’s a warning about time limit and my child has to “ask for time extension”, and I have to “allow” this from my Microsoft Family account. My child’s laptop is a very recent one, running Windows 10.
I’m trying to get rid of this annoying behaviour and I’ve removed the screen and “app” limits for my child’s laptop but it doesn’t have any effect at all for Google Chrome!
Moreover, when I view the Apps whose limits are manageable by Microsoft Family, Google Chrome isn’t even on that list. There’s Chromium, but no Chrome. I find it very weird:
Is there any other setting I should check on my Microsoft Family account, or on my child’s Windows 10 laptop?
Funny thing is, my child can use Edge browser to browse Internet freely so for all practical purposes, there’s no time limit for web browsing, but we’re used to Chrome, and we really want to get rid of this annoying time warning every single day. To make it more annoying, I can only give a time extension of 3 hours and not more than that.
There must be a way to indicate that no limits should apply to Chrome’s running time on that laptop.
Any ideas?
Apparently, I needed to look at elsewhere on that page: "Content Restrictions" which is not visible on https://account.microsoft.com/family/ (horrible UX and huge disappointment!)
I had to:
Now on my child laptop, whenever he runs Chrome, no more "you should ask for more time" warnings. The problem is finally solved for me. Good luck to other parents who have to deal with Microsoft Family connected devices and various applications running on them.
Correct answer by Emre Sevinç on March 8, 2021
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