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Metric	Certificate Enrollment for ChromeOS	Long Descriptions in Context Menu
User count	200,000	40,000
Average rating	4.43	4.33
Rating count	396	1,495
Last updated	2025-05-06	2024-04-08
Size	0.49 MB	0.16 MB
Version	1.6.7	1.1.0

Short description	Request device certificates on managed Chromebooks to access PKI-secured resources using Microsoft ADCS easily.	Easily access long descriptions of images via right-click context menu. Enhances accessibility by revealing longdesc and aria-describedat attributes.
Full summary	The Certificate Enrollment for ChromeOS extension enables managed Chromebooks to seamlessly request and generate hardware-backed certificates in a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) environment. Designed for enterprises leveraging Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS), this extension simplifies certificate enrollment, allowing secure access to protected resources. Users can easily generate keys and request certificates directly from their devices, enhancing security and compliance. Detailed deployment and usage guides are available in the support section, making integration straightforward. The extension also incorporates trusted open-source cryptographic libraries like PKI.js and ASN1.js under their respective licenses.	The "Long Descriptions in Context Menu" Chrome extension enhances web accessibility by allowing users to easily access long descriptions linked to images and other elements. It introduces a context menu option to right-click any element with a "longdesc" or "aria-describedat" attribute and open its detailed description instantly. Additionally, the extension can highlight images with long descriptions by adding a colored border, visually indicating the presence of more information. This tool bridges the gap for users who do not use screen readers but still want to access important descriptive content on the web compliant with HTML and ARIA standards.