If you've already activated the Bark Home device, now all you need to do is identify the computes and devices to start enforcing your rules! Can Bark monitor more than just Chrome browsing?Ĭonsider the Bark Home! You can block sites/apps on any internet-connected device in the home (including gaming consoles, computers, and smart TVs) whether they access that site on Chrome or on another app. To get Chrome monitored on a mobile Android device, check out our instructions Android devices. Phones and tablets get their web browsing monitored in a different way. Click here for instructions! This is available on the Bark Premium subscription plan. Do I need to do this for each child on a shared computer?įAQs How does Bark monitor Chrome and Edge browsing?īark monitors web browsing on Chrome and Edge - including website visits, searches, and incognito browsing - when you install the two Bark extensions for the Chrome and Edge browsers on your child's Chromebook, Mac, or Windows computer.Am I able to use Family Link and Bark at the same time?.I cannot install the Chrome extensions.Will the Bark for Chromebooks app need to remain open?.Does my child's Chromebook support the Bark for Chromebooks app?.Alert about Accessibility Disabled on Chromebook.How do I know the Bark for Chromebooks app is working?.Chrome or Edge not appearing on dashboard.How do I know Chrome or Edge monitoring is working?.You can find answers to the following questions in this article. ( What is the difference between screen time, filtering, and monitoring?) Overview This article discusses troubleshooting solutions for issues encountered while installing the Bark browser extensions or the Bark for Chromebooks app on a computer.įor troubleshooting mobile screen time & filtering or in-home filtering on iOS, click here.

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