Google Chrome's warnings for risky APK downloads appear set to decrease with the help of Play Protect. According to a report, Chrome could turn to Play Protect to check if an APK has been deemed ...

Apple's Chrome warning suddenly gets real. NurPhoto via Getty Images. Apple’s video warning for iPhone users to stop using Google Chrome doesn’t mention Google Chrome — it doesn’t need to.

However, sometimes Google Chrome may block files that you know are safe or that you intentionally want to download. In this case, you can manually stop Google Chrome from blocking downloads.

Temporarily Disable the Chrome Safe Browsing Feature . Before bypassing Chrome’s "Insecure Download Blocked" warning, check a few things before downloading your files, such as the official ...

When will uBlock Origin stop working on Google Chrome? Unfortunately, while Google Chrome’s warning does appear to be a red herring, it does signal the death knell for these unsupported extensions.

Apple issued a video warning for users to stop using Google Chrome. SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Apple’s argument that Safari is safer has been backed up by experts, too.

Parents want to block their children from age-inappropriate sites -- not from using the Google Chrome browser entirely.

This malware warning is a serious reminder of the threats we all face, but it’s not a browser-specific flaw — it’s a wake-up call for users who aren’t taking security seriously.

Starting on June 3, users of Manifest V2 extensions will see a warning banner in chrome://extensions about how support is ending. This applies to those on the Chrome Beta, Dev and Canary channels.

Now, Google wants to use AI to stop these scams in real time for Google Chrome users. ... If it is a scam, Chrome will show a warning. Related Stories.

Google has issued a critical warning for Android users: starting August 5, 2025, Chrome browser updates will no longer be available for devices running Android versions below 10.0.

Chrome won't stop you. However, I think this is just delaying the inevitable. I'd bet that a future version of Chrome will completely disable or even remove any unsupported extensions that are ...