![]() You can always try out third-party extensions with varying degrees of success. Google had aimed to act on harmful notifications back in October 2020, when it blocked alerts from sites (opens in new tab) that attempted to ask for permission or abuse notifications in a misleading way, with users given a prompt that the site may have bad intentions at heart.Update : Google has updated the desktop version of Chrome several times since this article was written, and the option for the desktop browser no longer seems to work. The tool will display different buttons at certain times, for example showing the share button prominently when on social media, or the voice search button if a user is accessing Chrome on a mobile device. The company is also hoping to utilize the same technology further in the future to provide users with a more engaging and intuitive toolbar within Chrome. Since launching in March 2022, Google says the tool has identified "2.5 times more potentially malicious sites and phishing attacks as the previous model – resulting in a safer and more secure web". The service is powered by an all-new Google machine learning model that builds on work the company first started with its Safe Browsing in Chrome tool, as well as its built-in phishing detection within Chrome to help spot malicious or criminal websites that move across various URLs. The move is the latest step by Google to use AI and machine learning to improve the online experience for its users. > Browser wars: Has Microsoft Edge completely lost its way? (opens in new tab) ![]() > Watch out Google Chrome - Safari has taken a huge bite into the browser market (opens in new tab) ![]() Google Chrome users urged to update immediately or risk attack (opens in new tab)
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