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14 augustus 2014
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Larry Seltzer zei

Since this is a change to Safe Browsing, will it also be available to other software (such as Firefox) which use the API? Will they need to make changes?

14 augustus 2014 om 12:30
Alver zei

Good day.

I'm too interesting in Safe-Browsing feature, which can be available for other browsers. Can you give more links and information how I can use this API?

15 augustus 2014 om 03:48
GBleezy zei

[quote]"—and because [b]we make this technology available for other browsers to use[/b], we can help keep 1.1 billion people safe."[/quote]

18 augustus 2014 om 05:22
Job zei

Webmaster tools is telling us our site are clean.
Google safebrowsing API is telling us our sofware is clean.
But google chrome is still blocking our EXE which does not install anything in Chrome.
So whow can review our application.
Google does not provide any details.

26 september 2014 om 12:07
santika fadilah zei

I'm too interesting in Safe-Browsing feature, which can be available for other browsers. Can you give more links and information how I can use this API?

30 september 2014 om 09:28
Mark zei

Got a message on my browser to upgrade to version 44.7.12. Got a message telling me that it was unsafe. Downloaded a *.jse file (that was the download) and received nothing more than a notebook download which does not install the new version. Is the jse file corrupt, or is the installer (which should be an .exe file) just not working?

27 juni 2015 om 17:05

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