Migration Services
Codimite helps organizations move Island browser-extension requirements to managed Chrome through extension inventory, compatibility assessment, enterprise policy, private extension support, modernization, and controlled rollout.
Modernize Chrome Extensions
Identify extensions, business owners, user groups, permissions, use cases, and application dependencies.
Determine which Island extensions can operate in managed Chrome without modification.
Manage approved, blocked, required, and restricted extensions through enterprise Chrome administration.
Assess custom and legacy extensions against current Chrome extension-platform requirements.
Evaluate internally distributed and business-specific extensions as part of the migration.
Redesign, replace, or retire extension functionality that does not have a suitable Chrome migration path.
Migration Process
Inventory Island extensions, users, permissions, APIs, dependencies, private extensions, and business ownership.
Identify extensions that can be reused, reconfigured, replaced, retired, or require engineering.
Test business-critical extensions with managed Chrome and representative enterprise applications.
Configure Chrome extension policies and update, rebuild, replace, or retire extensions as required.
Confirm functionality, permissions, policy enforcement, updates, security, and user workflows.
Why Codimite
Codimite combines Chrome extension engineering, enterprise browser policy, application integration, and migration expertise.
Talk to a Migration ExpertExtension Inventory. We document the complete Island extension estate and business dependencies.
Compatibility Assessment. We validate extensions against managed Chrome requirements.
Modern Chrome Expertise. We assess custom and legacy extensions against current Chrome platform requirements.
Enterprise Policy Configuration. We configure extension allow, block, force-install, and related enterprise policies.
Custom Engineering. Business-critical extensions can be assessed for updating, rebuilding, or replacement.
Controlled Rollout. Representative testing helps reduce the risk of disrupting user workflows.
Comparison
| Comparison Area | Island Environment | Managed Chrome Target |
|---|---|---|
| Extension environment | Island-supported extension model | Chrome extension platform |
| Administration | Island management | Enterprise Chrome administration |
| Installation controls | Island policies | Chrome allow, block, and force-install policies |
| Reporting | Island extension visibility | Managed Chrome extension reporting |
| Custom extensions | Existing Island implementation | Must meet Chrome platform and distribution requirements |
| Legacy extensions | Existing extension architecture | May require modernization or replacement |
| Migration approach | Existing extension estate | Inventory, compatibility testing, engineering, policy configuration, and rollout |
FAQs
No. Each extension should be reviewed for technical compatibility and enterprise-management requirements.
Yes. Enterprise Chrome administrators can centrally manage extension installation and restrictions.
Codimite can assess custom extensions and determine whether they should be updated, rebuilt, replaced, or retired.
Potentially. Private extensions need to meet Chrome distribution, security, platform, and enterprise-management requirements.
No. Migration is an opportunity to remove redundant, unused, or high-risk extensions.
Yes. Business-critical extensions should be validated with pilot users before wider migration.
Identify which Island extensions can move directly, require configuration changes, need engineering, or should be retired.
Talk to a Migration Expert
