Is there a solution to ensure that the plugin won’t get flagged as unsafe content? It is one of the best one’s I found, so I’d hate to have to replace it. I checked on Chrome and firefox and it does seem to be an Edge browser specific issue, although I did find a 404 console warning on chrome dev tools :Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 () related to the plugin viewer properties /wp-content/plugins/embedpress/assets/pdf/web/locale/en-GB/viewer.properties I have been able to replicate this and reported the URL as safe to Microsoft, however, it is not a great issue to have as my client is hosting their corporate presentation on this page. Users have reported a red screen over the embedpress pdf location with Microsoft Defender SmartScreen has blocked this unsafe content. The embedpress plugin is being flagged as Unsafe Content by Microsoft Defender SmartScreen.
Some people have raised concerns that Microsoft could track which applications particular PCs run.In Edge: Version 1.46 (Official build) (64-bit) This is similar to how the Google Safe Browsing service works in Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Apple Safari. If it is, Microsoft Edge displays a warning message. The service then responds and tells SmartScreen whether the website is known to be dangerous or not. How to Turn On or off SmartScreen Through Internet Properties. If the address doesn’t appear in the list, Windows sends the address to the URL reputation service. Blocking URLs associated with potentially unwanted applications. If it matches, Windows doesn’t check it any further. Microsoft Defender SmartScreen is constantly learning and endeavoring to stay up to date, so it can help to protect you against potentially malicious sites and files. When you visit a website in Microsoft Edge, Windows checks the address against a downloaded list of high-traffic, popular web addresses stored on your PC. RELATED: Is Microsoft Edge Really Safer than Chrome or Firefox? The service then responds and tells SmartScreen whether the file is known-good, known-bad, or unknown. Microsoft lists all the information SmartScreen sends here. When you download an application, Windows sends the download URL, a hash of the full application file, digital signature information, file size, hosting IP address, and “some additional data” to the application reputation service.
SmartScreen has to talk to MIcrosoft’s servers to check whether the applications you download are safe or not.
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