How to remove this warning from our extension ?

[Himanshu Agrawal]

[Himanshu Agrawal]

""This extension is not trusted by Enhanced Safe Browsing "" how can I remove this warning ?

On Tuesday, 13 July 2021 at 16:46:12 UTC+5:30 Himanshu Agrawal wrote:

[Simeon Vincent]

"Any extensions built by a developer who follows the Chrome Web Store Developer Program Policies, will be considered trusted by Enhanced Safe Browsing. For new developers, it will take at least a few months of respecting these conditions to become trusted."

https://security.googleblog.com/2021/06/new-protections-for-enhanced-safe.html

Simeon - @dotproto

Chrome Extensions DevRel

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[Himanshu Agrawal]

Thanks @ Simeon Vincent

[Joe Weber]

Simeon, if an extension is transferred from an established and trusted developer account to a new developer account, will this Enhanced Safe Browsing message still appear to users who install that extension? I'm wondering if the history and reputation of the extension itself factors into what makes a developer account "trusted" or if it's purely about the developer account and the amount of time that it's existed and been in compliance. My company is considering transferring our extension to a new developer account, but we're trying to understand how this Enhanced Safe Browsing feature will impact our users after the transfer.

Thanks!

Joe

[Himanshu Agrawal]

Joe 

I had transferred the extension item from a trusted user account to my account, and I made my account last week. So still it is showing warning, but when I turn off the enhanced browsing from my chrome settings section and change it to standard protection, it doesn't shows and warning

[Jackie Han]

I feel this is another blackbox to developers.

What role is "Enhanced Safe Browsing" for extensions? A policeman or a judge or an AI assistant?

If an extension doesn't follow the Program Policies, it should be removed, not given a warning.

If an extension follows the Program Policies, warning should not be displayed.

But it gives a warning instead of removing it, like a Schrodinger's cat.

Also, if it is AI, how can developers appeal if it goes wrong?

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[Robbi]

The best thing ito do s to switch to another browser

[Himanshu Agrawal]

Thank you, I will do that. But more than 50% users use chrome