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Disable or Enable “Safe Browsing” on Google Chrome

Safe Browsing is a security service from Google that aims to detect and warn its users from sites containing resources that can potentially be harmful to its user such as malware, phishers, etc.Disable or Enable “Safe Browsing” on Google Chrome

Often safe browsing can trigger false positives which can lead to annoyance for users who know what they are doing despite the potential risk’s users can choose to Bypass or outright Disable these security measures if they so choose by Following the steps covered below.

Bypassing the security warnings

At first glance, it might seem that google outright blocks users when something triggers safe browsing however that isn’t the case, to bypass the warning and proceed to the desired links simply follow these steps

  1. On the security, warning click on the detailsDisable or Enable “Safe Browsing” on Google Chrome
  2. From there click on “Visit this unsafe site”Disable or Enable “Safe Browsing” on Google ChromeWarning: Since these sites triggered googles security measures means that they are very likely unsafe and dangerous for you and your pc Proceed with Caution.

Enable/Disable “Safe Browsing”

There are two ways to disable or enable safe browsing which will be discussed.

Disable Safe Browsing through “Regedit”

  1. Press Win+R, and type in the following “Regedit” (without the quotes) and click run.Disable or Enable “Safe Browsing” on Google Chrome
  2. After opening the Regedit key “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies” into the address bar.Disable or Enable “Safe Browsing” on Google Chrome
  3. Next, Right-click on policies and select a new key. Afterward, rename this key to “Google”.Disable or Enable “Safe Browsing” on Google Chrome
  4. Right-click on the “Google” key and create a new key labeled “Chrome”.Disable or Enable “Safe Browsing” on Google Chrome
  5. After creating this key, right-click the open space on the right and create a new DWORD (32-bit) value named “SafeBrowsingProtectionLevel”.Disable or Enable “Safe Browsing” on Google Chrome
  6. Double click the newly made key and enter the value respective to your need.
0 = No Protection
1 = Standard Protection
2 = Enhanced Protection

Disable or Enable “Safe Browsing” on Google Chrome

7. Finally restart your pc for the changes to take effect

Disable Safe Browsing through Google settings

  1.  From a new tab, click on the 3 dots on the top right and click on settings from the drop-down menu Disable or Enable “Safe Browsing” on Google Chrome
  2. On the left menu click on privacy and securityDisable or Enable “Safe Browsing” on Google Chrome
  3. Then click on SecurityDisable or Enable “Safe Browsing” on Google Chrome4. Finally, click on no protection and “Turn Off” on the prompt that passes to disable “Safe Browsing” Disable or Enable “Safe Browsing” on Google Chrome