For those who are not familiar with polices, I will explain.

Polices are mainly used in enterprises where an organization is the one who manages the browser within the organization in every PC instead of the user, it could be extensions installed and it could be any other settings within the browser.

Example of policy which installs Violentmonkey (Google Chrome) for the user:
Google Chrome: ExtensionInstallForcelist
Create a registry key in HKLM:\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\ExtensionInstallForcelist
Add String Value named 1 with value of jinjaccalgkegednnccohejagnlnfdag
That's it, now Violentmonkey will be installed for the user once he opens Google Chrome.

There are many other polices, one of which could manage the settings of the installed extensions, meaning an organization could manage the settings of a specific extension without manually and painstakingly do so on each and every computer, a good example of how to do so on uBlock Origin can be found here.

Now you know what policy is, why it's used and how to use it.

The reason I explained all of this is because I would like to deploy adsbypasser using policy,
so far I managed to deploy Violentmonkey using polices, but I would like to know how I can deploy adsbypasser using polices aswell.