Google Chrome with new full-screen warnings for dangerous websites

Google initially built the SafeBrowsing security feature into the Chrome web browser, which warned users against downloading potentially dangerous (infected) files from websites. However, since users began to massively despise the warnings about the danger, the programmers of the computer giant decided to take an even more radical approach. The danger warning has become much more prominent and the user simply cannot ignore it.

A security warning is displayed to the user before downloading potentially dangerous files across the entire screen and is colored red. Of course, the user can still "skip" the security message, but the process itself is slightly longer, which means that users will have some additional time to think.

The Google Chrome web browser will offer users three choices when downloading a suspicious file, namely: "I created this file - I created this file", "I trust this website - I trust the site" and "I am ready to accept the risk" – I'm willing to accept the risk". Regardless of the selected option, the Google Chrome web browser will allow the user to download the file. If we decide on one of the three options, it will be better to have an installed and updated anti-virus program.