Pressing F7 will turn on Caret Browsing for that session. But there is no direct option to configure Caret Browsing support for every session. In this article, I’ll show you the way to configure it using Registry and Group Policy Editor.
Turn On or Off Caret Browsing Support using REGEDIT
Press the Windows Key + R simultaneously and put regedit in Run dialog box.
Navigate to the following key:
In the right pane, create DWORD named “Enabled”, select Modify. You will get this window:
Now you can use the following values for Value data section:
Turn Off Caret Browsing Support = ‘0’ (Default setting)Turn On Caret Browsing Support = ‘1’
- Close Registry Editor and reboot to see results.
Turn On or Off Caret Browsing Support using GPEDIT
Press Windows Key + R combination and put gpedit.msc in Run dialog box.
In the left pane navigate to:
Now in the right pane, you’ll see a policy named Turn on Caret Browsing support as shown above.
Double click on this policy to get the window shown below.
Now you can use the following settings:
Turn Off Caret Browsing = Select Disabled or Not configured (Default Setting)Turn On Caret Browsing = Select Enabled
After making changes click Apply followed by OK.
Reboot to see the results. NOTE: Caret Browsing is available for Chrome and Firefox too.
