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How to bypass new Chrome "File can be dangerous" block? - hackish - Aug 11, 2023
Hey all,
As you know, the new Chrome has an inbuilt AV that blocks your file (also zip) to be downloaded, with a message like "This file is not commonly downloaded and may be dangerous".
How can I bypass this programmatically, not having to click manually those 3 dots in chrome and select Download?
Thanks!
RE: How to bypass new Chrome "File can be dangerous" block? - googlm3 - Aug 13, 2023
(Aug 11, 2023 03:26 AM)hackish Wrote: Hey all,
As you know, the new Chrome has an inbuilt AV that blocks your file (also zip) to be downloaded, with a message like "This file is not commonly downloaded and may be dangerous".
How can I bypass this programmatically, not having to click manually those 3 dots in chrome and select Download?
Thanks!
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RE: How to bypass new Chrome "File can be dangerous" block? - hackish - Aug 19, 2023
Thanks, but as it turned out, all I needed to do is use file version (one of MS default files, of course) and it went through easily :)
RE: How to bypass new Chrome "File can be dangerous" block? - telaviv - Aug 19, 2023
It's too early to say. This even affects official packages with a certificate, so frankly that's not going to stop a user from downloading your program (he'll already be used to other programs of the same type that had the same message).
Let's give it some time. Improve the design of your web pages, and make your SE top-notch, the rest will follow.
RE: How to bypass new Chrome "File can be dangerous" block? - DramaKing - Aug 19, 2023
(Aug 19, 2023 01:28 AM)hackish Wrote: Thanks, but as it turned out, all I needed to do is use file version (one of MS default files, of course) and it went through easily :)
I don't know what that is, but I think that Safe Browsing uses both blacklists and whitelists.
RE: How to bypass new Chrome "File can be dangerous" block? - Clumsy - Sep 2, 2023
You have to disable RT Anti Virus or you can just disable defender completely