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And I suspect that if you had a virus scanner installed on windows every file it scanned would be logged somewhere depending on settings. This post also fails

And I suspect that if you had a virus scanner installed on windows every file it scanned would be logged somewhere depending on settings. This post also fails to mention that this is specific to Safari at last check. I don't think Google Chrome integrates with this functionality.

swang 14y ago
I don't use Safari and it has all my downloads from Google Chrome.
- jlkinsel 14y ago
  I use a safari/firefox mix, all that's in that db for me is a short list of things I don't care about...
ehamberg 14y ago
It does now: $ sqlite3 ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.LaunchServices.QuarantineEventsV* 'select LSQuarantineAgentName from LSQuarantineEvent'|grep 'Google Chrome'|wc -l 35
- varikin 14y ago
  But firefox doesn't seem to be in the list, though I am using the Firefox Nightly so that has something to do with it. I have Adium (lot of sparkle update checks), Chrome (just used for testing), iChat and a couple other random one-offs.
  - 0x0 14y ago
    Firefox seems to be "blacklisted" by Apple, see /System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Resources/Exceptions.plist : <key>org.mozilla.firefox</key> <dict> <key>LSFileQuarantineEnabled</key> <true/>
    - mcpherrinm 14y ago
      Nightly is org.mozilla.nightly, so that explains the grandparent's behaviour differing, since the Apple blacklist does not include it.
0x0 14y ago
Chrome does integrate with this functionality. Also, some apps doesn't even need to integrate, as the OS will override and auto-apply files for some blacklisted apps, see /System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Resources/Exceptions.plist for LSFileQuarantineEnabled