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Yes. It's likely a 'Cry wolf' issue where the OS sends warning dialogs about every download, even safe ones. So the user thinks it's similar file so it's no pro
by Joakal 16y ago
Yes. It's likely a 'Cry wolf' issue where the OS sends warning dialogs about every download, even safe ones. So the user thinks it's similar file so it's no problem.
Users had complaints about Windows UAC doing this for every instance (not just downloads).
- Locke1689 16y agoIt's likely a 'Cry wolf' issue where the OS sends warning dialogs about every download, even safe ones. Right. This misunderstanding was the entire point of my post. Distinguishing between the "safe" downloads and the "unsafe" downloads is an instance of solving the halting problem. Also, I was thinking of the Chrome "Run Application" dialog, not the UAC.