Personal workspace: browser access blocked by “admin-enforced policy”

This is regarding Feedback ID: 01a080e2-a5c1-7b00-92e4-47461836bf88

I use my personal ChatGPT workspace with Codex on Windows. The current task is Codex-MC, ID 01a080e2-a5c1-7b00-92e4-47461836bf88. On September 8, 2026, the Unified Computer Use tool could list my existing Chrome dashboard tab but refused to read it at http://127.0.0.1:8765/ with: "The admin-enforced policy blocks this action."

My local configuration already explicitly allows that browser origin, and the browser developer-access toggle is enabled. The documented ProgramData/OpenAI/Codex requirements.toml and managed_config.toml files are absent at the checked locations. A fresh successor task with the available browser/computer plugins reproduced the failure. Earlier attempts in the predecessor task also failed after changing the permission profile.

Please identify the effective deny rule and its provenance for this task: the policy key/value, source layer or policy ID, scope, and the responsible owner. Please distinguish a managed policy from a configuration-loading problem or product defect. If there is an intended supported way to permit agent testing of this local dashboard, please provide the exact setting or supported correction. I am requesting normal access to this local dashboard, not a security bypass or public exposure.

Review the documented ProgramData/OpenAI/Codex/requirements.toml and managed_config.toml locations, then reproduce the denial against the local dashboard at http://127.0.0.1:8765/ using the Unified Computer Use tool and available browser/computer plugins. Done means identifying the effective policy key/value, source layer or policy ID, scope, and owner, and distinguishing a managed policy from configuration loading or a product defect.