FC0-U61 · Question #535
A technician is configuring computers for a mass deployment. As part of a web-based application, several new windows need to open once a user logs in. Which of the following should the technician conf
The correct answer is B. Pop-up blocker exceptions. For a web-based application to open multiple new windows upon user login, pop-up blocker exceptions must be configured to allow the browser to display these windows. Otherwise, the browser's default security features will prevent them from appearing.
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A technician is configuring computers for a mass deployment. As part of a web-based application, several new windows need to open once a user logs in. Which of the following should the technician configure to ensure the browsers open properly?
Options
- AUnrestricted PowerShell execution policy
- BPop-up blocker exceptions
- CApplications to run in private mode
- DSecurity extensions setting to disable
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A4% (2)
- B78% (39)
- C4% (2)
- D14% (7)
Why each option
For a web-based application to open multiple new windows upon user login, pop-up blocker exceptions must be configured to allow the browser to display these windows. Otherwise, the browser's default security features will prevent them from appearing.
Unrestricted PowerShell execution policy relates to running scripts on the local system, not directly to browser behavior for opening new windows in a web application.
Browsers often have built-in pop-up blockers to prevent unwanted advertisements or malicious content. If a legitimate web-based application is designed to open multiple new windows (pop-ups) upon user login, the technician must configure pop-up blocker exceptions for the application's domain to ensure these windows are not blocked and open properly.
Running applications in private mode (incognito) prevents history and cookies from being saved but does not inherently control whether pop-up windows are allowed.
Disabling security extensions globally could introduce significant security risks and is not specifically targeted at allowing legitimate pop-up windows.
Concept tested: Browser pop-up blocker configuration
Source: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/pop-up-blocker-settings-exceptions-troubleshooting
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