Chromium-based browsers enforce Local Network Access rules (including loopback). TruU web origins must be explicitly allowlisted so flows that reach localhost, the local device, or local network endpoints are not blocked. On macOS this is configured with managed preferences delivered by MDM (for example Jamf), not Group Policy.Documentation Index
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Microsoft Edge on macOS Required Configuration
- Preference domain: com.microsoft.Edge
- Policy key: LocalNetworkAccessAllowedForUrls
- Entry: [*.]truu.ai
JAMF
- Navigate to the Computers tab, then to Configuration Profiles → macOS → Click New
- Use Application & Custom Settings to then upload the plist
- Set Domain to com.microsoft.Edge and add the following plist:

- Scope to devices/users that run TruU in MSedge.
- After deploying, on a test Mac verify “edge://policy” shows LocalNetworkAccessAllowedForUrls, and _edge://settings/privacy/sitePermissions/allPermissions/localNetwork _

Google Chrome on macOS Required Configuration
- Preference domain: com.google.Chrome
- Policy key: LoopbackNetworkAllowedForUrls
- Entry: [*.]truu.ai
JAMF
- Navigate to the Computers tab, then to Configuration Profiles → macOS → Click New
- Use Application & Custom Settings to then upload the plist
- Set Domain to com.google.Chrome and add the following plist:

- Scope to devices/users that run TruU in Chrome.
- After deploying, on a test Mac open chrome://policy, confirm LoopbackNetworkAllowedForUrls lists [*.]truu.ai, and check chrome://settings/content/loopbackNetwork (aligned with your Windows validation).



