Restrict Users to Use Salesforce Classic

Did you know you can restrict users to use Salesforce Classic, How? Below are the steps:

1) Select the Profile of the User. In my case I m using System Admin Profile.

2) Go to Setup --> In the Quick find box --> Search Profiles

3) Select the System Admin Profile.

4) Search for "Hide Option to Switch to Salesforce Classic".

Refer the Below Screeshot.

After Enabling the "Hide Option to Switch to Salesforce Classic" for a particular profile, User cannot see the "Switch to Salesforce Classic" option in user profile.

Thank you !!!

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