New Update Download Sentinel improved functionality new versions

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https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/download-sentinel/ofjlbohlnaihneapmmnhkbllbekdofce
@7Oz-64 - Changed default to "Download requires your attention" with the color of the category (green, blue, yellow, red) and option for the user to change it
@Sampei.Nihira - download sentinal now handles 3 different sitatiions (normal, no VT-result and download already finished before VT-results came in)
To make this reliable, I have to change the architecture a bit to only provide a post download warning (so it does not halt or block the download anymore).
User will be able to enable continue download silently at a user defined confidence level (between 30 and 100, default to 80).

Working on it. Architecture change also has an advantage to do tailor heuristics for scripts a bit, so I will offer V1.8 for review this evening (takes 3 to 5 days to make it to the webstore) after some more testing.
 
Submitted V2.0 for review (@7Oz-64 & @Sampei.Nihira)

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@LinuxFan58
Excellent, Default title is smooth and customizable (imho it's a one-time option!!!).
And for the built allow list maybe you should add :
Code: 
youtubei.googleapis.com
redirector.googlevideo.com
ytimg.com
googlevideo.com

tagmanager.google.com

cdn.cookielaw.org
geolocation.onetrust.com
privacyportal.onetrust.com
consent.cookiebot.com
consentcdn.cookiebot.com
cookiebot.com
consent.trustarc.com
sdk.privacy-center.org
cdn.privacy-mgmt.com
app.usercentrics.eu
cmp.osano.com

connect.facebook.net
graph.facebook.com
graph.instagram.com
i.instagram.com

api.onesignal.com
cdn.onesignal.com

widget.intercom.io
js.driftt.com

securepubads.g.doubleclick.net
pubads.g.doubleclick.net

s.youtube.com
 
No.
I don't have any alert windows in this new version 2.0.

P.S.

It also seems to me that this new version has a certain impact on the Speedometer 3.1 test.
 
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Sampei.Nihira said:
I enabled it, then disabled it.
Mah !! :unsure:
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It is triggered on download from Chrome, so during normal operations it should not use any CPU (when Chrome official info is correct). Also V2.0 is refactored and optimzed for performance, so this would be a big disappointed for me when it turns out to be worse in stead of better :unsure:


Good use case, I had not thought about that only tested disabled and enabled, no revert test case (enable - disable) thanks I will check it out (y)

After enable - disable I get a warning. Did you hit save all settings?
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@LinuxFan58

I also think it would be professional to be able to export/import Trusted Domains.
You use two of them, so you remember them and can retype them.
Those who use more (like me) will probably need this feature in the future.
Also because some of the domains entered today probably won’t be the same as the ones we’ll have, say, a year from now.

Think about it.;)(y)
 
I tried using Download Sentinel v.1.6 with the default settings.
Downloaded CCleaner—alert page.
downloaded from the UrlHaus malware GitHub—alert page.
So everything’s OK.
I prefer this modus operandi.;)

Download Sentinel v.2.0.1 with the default settings.
Still the same UrlHaus malware Github—no alert (also tested “high" RFP no alert).
Downloaded CCleaner—no alert.
If I remember correctly, Paint.NET triggered a clear alert.

P.S.

This test showed that it's not my problem.
It's the extension, which, since version 2.0, has been less responsive to files that are definitely malicious.
This is likely to reduce false positives for files that are definitely legitimate.

It's a matter of finding the right balance.
I recommend running plenty of tests with URLHaus malware (gitHub, raw) as a search term.
Thanks.(y);)
 
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