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If it happens to flag my GitHub page, I'm not really in a better position as far as being able to distribute my software goes. It would also be problematic if o
by near 7y ago
If it happens to flag my GitHub page, I'm not really in a better position as far as being able to distribute my software goes. It would also be problematic if other sites began linking to my releases page instead of my official page which also includes documentation, screenshots, feature lists, etc.
If I can get a confirmation from someone at Google that they will trust GitHub download links more, then I'm willing to go this route for now.
- gdm85 7y agoFrom my experience this works fine (using links to GitHub downloads), see also my other reply. They don't give score to "GitHub accounts" but they use some form of score/accountability based on the domain. As far as I know the main vector they are trying to protect users against are emails with links to binary files hosted on random hacked servers.