Prevent history deletion on Google Chrome

"There is now a way to do this using preferences. It's not very well documented but here is the chromium ticket that adds it. Add the following to your chrome preferences file which located here.

""history"": {
""deleting_enabled"": false
},"

"I don’t think there are any options in Chrome to do so. If you or your company are in control of your employee’s internet connection, then I’d suggest you investigate getting access to the logs, and then “reminding” all your employees that all internet access at work is logged.

As the comments have mentioned though, if the guy isn’t into his work any more, it’s unlikely there’s a technological solution. Might he have some frustrations with the job? Are there ways to get him interested in the work, rather than scared of slacking off?"

Google Chrome has an ADM set now, you can google it lol. The problem is that it covers EVERYTHING, except disallowing users to delete history. It has a history setting, but it only controls whether or not history is allowed to be saved.. very short sighted when you consider that ADM files (GPO's) are there specifically TO control user behaviors.. ah well, just installed it myself and was configuring it, and wanted to see if there was a workaround- it DOES allow disabling incognito mode.

"It is absolutely possible in windows. You can do it by adding a policy to the chrome browser using Registry Editor. Be careful while using the Registry Editor, If you accidentally edit or delete anything you might corrupt your machine. Follow the next steps carefully and precisely.

Click the Windows button and search for Registry Editor
Right-click on it and select Run as administrator.
Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE > Policies
Right-click on Policies and select New > Key and name it Google
Create another key under Google (right-click on it > New > Key) using the same method and name it Chrome and then click on it
Right-click anywhere on the right side, and create a new **DWORD (32-bit) Value **and name it AllowDeletingBrowserHistory with no spaces.
Double-click on it, and change the Value data to 0
Click OK, and close the chrome browser if it is open.

And there you have it. You might want to disable the Incognito mode as well. You can do it similarly by creating another registry entry at the same location named IncognitoModeAvailability and setting its Value data to 1
You can find this method briefly on the google support here.
You can find other policies that you can change here.
I’m not sure about other operating systems, but similar methods might be available. You can search for it."

"Installing a parental control may help you both ways, like K9 web projection.

It tracks all the browsing history.
It restricts social and porn."