ChromeOS User Policy Editor

• Open the VT-2 Shell

• Log in as root
• Run the command curl -Ls https://mercuryworkshop.github.io/Pollen/Pollen.sh | bash

• Open the VT-2 Shell
  • Log in as root
• Run the command curl -Ls https://mercuryworkshop.github.io/Pollen/RootFS.sh | bash
• Reboot
• Log in to the VT-2 Shell again
• Run curl -Ls https://mercuryworkshop.github.io/Pollen/PollenFS.sh | bash

The first method will only temporarily change policies, meaning changes will not be permanent. However, by disabling RootFS, policies will be edited permanently.

Pollen cannot edit device policies. Device policies are things like developer mode, etc. To edit device policies, check out Lilac

There's an overlooked feature in ChromeOS that allows policies to be loaded similarly to how they would be on Linux. On Linux, you can edit policies by making files in /etc/opt/chrome/policies/managed. The same feature still exists within ChromeOS, so we can create a file called Pollen.json in /etc/opt/chrome/policies/managed, and the existing policies will be overridden.

• Discovery - Rafflesia
• Script Developer - OlyB
• Bug Fix - r58Playz
• Logo - Nitelite
• Readme - Scaratek