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Server. The default site settings allow Network-enabled extensions to run that appear on the safe list for the site. Individual Sandboxed extensions can also be added to the safe list, if Sandboxed extensions are not allowed by default. To change these settings for the site, go to Settings > Extensions. Under Dashboard and Viz Extensions, configure these options: Let users run extensions on this site Let Sandboxed extensions run unless they are specifically blocked by a server administrator Server administrators can add or remove Network-enabled and Sandboxed extensions from the safe list for a site. When you add an extension to the safe list, you can control whether to allow the extension to have access to full data. See Add extensions to the safe list and configure user prompts. Identifying the URL of an extension As a web application, an extension is associated with a URL. You can use this URL to test and verify the extension. You also use the URL to add the extension to the safe list to allow full data access, or to the block list to prohibit any access. From the manifest file If you have the extension manifest file (.trex), an XML file that defines properties for the extension, you can find the URL from the element. From Tableau Exchange If you added or downloaded an extension from the Tableau Exchange, you can find the URL for the extension on the Exchange. Open the tile for the extension, under Tech Specifications, look for the URL under the heading, Hosted at. Identifying a dashboard extension using the About dialog box If you have added the extension to the dashboard, you can find the URL from the extension properties. From the More Options menu, click About. The About dialog box lists the name of the extension, the author, the web site of the author, and the URL of the extension. Add extensions to the safe list and configure user prompts To ensure that users can use Network-enabled extensions that are trusted, you can add them to the safe list for the site. You can also add Sandboxed extensions to the safe list, if Sandboxed extensions aren't enabled by default on the site. On the safe list, you can control whether to grant the extension full data access. By default, when you add an extension to the safe list, the extension only has access to the summary

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(or aggregated) data. You can also control whether users see a prompt asking them to allow the extension access to data. You might want to add an extension to the safe list (for example, a Sandboxed extension) so that you can configure whether users see the prompts. When you hide the prompt from users, the extension can run immediately. Go to Settings > Extensions. Under Enable Specific Extensions, add the URL of the extension. See Identifying the URL of an extension. Tip: You can use a period and asterisk (.*) as a wildcard in the URL to allow all extensions in a certain domain or location. For example, to allow all extensions in the domain under example.com that use port 8080, you would add the URL: . For more information, see Using regular expressions in the safe list URL. Choose to Allow or Deny the extension Full Data Access. Full data access is access to the underlying data in the view, not just the summary or aggregated data. Full data access also includes information about the data sources, such as the names of the connection, fields, and tables. Usually, if you are adding an extension you want to use to the safe list, you also want to allow the extension to have access to full data, if the extension requires it. Before adding extensions to the safe list, be sure to Test Network-enabled extensions for security. Choose to Show or Hide the User Prompts. Users see the prompts by default when they are adding a dashboard extension to a dashboard, or a viz extension to a worksheet, or when they are interacting with a view that has an extension. The prompt tells users details about the extension and whether the extension has access to full data. The prompt gives users the ability to allow or deny the extension from running. You can hide this prompt from users, allowing the extension to run immediately. Block specific extensions The default global policy allows all Sandboxed extensions and those Network-enabled extensions that appear on the safe list for a site. Server administrators can keep specific extensions from running by adding them to the block list for the server. If an extension is on the global block list it overrides any settings for the extension on the safe list for a site. To add an extension to the blocked list for the server, go