run exe. file through chrome extension if it's blocked by publisher in Windows 10

[J]

Hi, I tried to run my python code through .exe file for my work automation, but my computer was blocked to run by the information security department of my company.

So I came up with a method that using google extension to run .exe file that I made, but does .exe file which limited to running be executed through Chrome extension ? 

[PhistucK]

It will most likely go through the same way a regular download run by the browser when the user clicks on a download does.

So, no, I believe extensions cannot avoid it just by using the downloads API. I believe this is an operating-system-level protection, not a browser one.

However, with native messaging, after the user installs your specially-crafted native application for this purpose, I guess you can avoid it, because I believe native applications can mark files as safe.

☆PhistucK

On Sat, Nov 26, 2022 at 5:12 PM J <johchan...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, I tried to run my python code through .exe file for my work automation, but my computer was blocked to run by the information security department of my company.

So I came up with a method that using google extension to run .exe file that I made, but does .exe file which limited to running be executed through Chrome extension ? 

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