![]() Is this the start of Google's war against desktop software?ĭoes anyone have an advise? Has anyone come across this before? It could jeopardize the viability of my business. Since 60% of the visitors to our website use Google Chrome this will have a massive impact on our business. AlignMix conforms to the software guidelines. When I run a "Security Issues Report" there are no security issues on the site - see screenshot. Which then takes you to this page, " learn how to resolve malware or unwanted software issues": The "Discard" button take you to this information page: ![]() I can't see many users taking this route - most, if not all, will simply move on and try to find another solution. The only way around this is to delve deep into Google Chrome's setting and disable the "protection" feature and then re-download. There is only one option, and that's to "Discard" - it's not a warning, it's the only option for the user. ![]() Once downloaded Google Chrome informs them " AlignMix-2019-Setup.exe may be dangerous, so Chrome has blocked it" (see the screenshot). When the user clicks on the download link they will see the download progress in the bottom left hand corner. It is quite a large application at 157 Mb. ![]() Everything is done with the user's permission. The application is business-to-business application that helps companies design their sales forces territories. We've been doing this since 2015 with no problems. We offer a trial download so anyone can try the software and decide if it's for them. Google Chrome has started to block the downloads of my application ( ). ![]()
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