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It's not irrelevant. Bing is what Microsoft chooses to use a default search engine. Edge does not warn of a malicious website. Chrome and Firefox do. This has
by chris_wot 8y ago
It's not irrelevant. Bing is what Microsoft chooses to use a default search engine. Edge does not warn of a malicious website. Chrome and Firefox do.
This has everything to do with Edge.
- ocdtrekkie 8y agoThis is an ad I once saw on Google Search which worked the same way: https://plus.google.com/u/0/115181074626403443464/posts/fSPmYYLu2pH https://plus.google.com/u/0/115181074626403443464/posts/fSPm... As I noted back in 2017, Edge flagged the destination site as malicious, Chrome did not. Warning on malicious websites is, in fact, done in Edge. But as with Chrome and Firefox, it doesn't catch every one of them.