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# Disable developer tools in embedded website sessions

Remote Desktop Manager has an internal browser where it is possible to open a developer tool on a page.

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### System Settings

1. Go to ***System Settings***.

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2. In the ***System Settings*** window, go to ***Security Settings*** and check ***Disable web browser developer tools***.

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3. Click ***OK*** to save the new settings and close the window.

### Website settings

1. In ***File – Settings – Types – Website***, check the ***Disable developer tools*** option.
2. Click ***OK*** to save the new settings and close the window.


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