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Have you considered releasing the binaries as releases on GitLab or GitHub? That's at least how I would try to work around the issue. Regarding the blog post:
by gdm85 7y ago
Have you considered releasing the binaries as releases on GitLab or GitHub?
That's at least how I would try to work around the issue.
Regarding the blog post: I think this is a side effect of making the web a "safer" place for all kinds of users; nothing which I appreciate personally but I understand why a large mass of users clicking everything is a concern for Google/Microsoft/Apple.
I was once thinking that people could be educated to use the web in a better and safer way...now I think everyone (tech-savy users, big corporations) has given up on that and that "safe by default" is the norm.
- near 7y agoI have, some comments here suggest those pages get flagged as well. It does me no good if I move to a GitHub page that gets blocked, and I would also have to deal with some sites choosing to link to GitHub directly, which would bypass the work I put into my site on documentation, tutorials, etc.
- gdm85 7y ago> a GitHub page that gets blocked I have never seen this happening, but if you come around proof of this please share the information. Edit: this is the proof: https://twitter.com/notdan/status/1209642463859630081 https://twitter.com/notdan/status/1209642463859630081 They fixed it afterwards. > some sites choosing to link to GitHub directly They can link directly to the download on your site to the same effect?