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Chrome 39 Flags Silverbird as Malware #427

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morganrallen opened this issue Sep 8, 2014 · 6 comments
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Chrome 39 Flags Silverbird as Malware #427

morganrallen opened this issue Sep 8, 2014 · 6 comments

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@morganrallen
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The link gives no explanation as to why it is being flagged. Removing and reinstalling does not reenable it.
Current build.
39.0.2145.4 (Official Build f9fb13e427362aba7038117455ba43933bb19d86-refs/branch-heads/2145@{#7}) dev
But it started several dev releases back.

@todddetmer
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I am receiving the same error.

@kav2k
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kav2k commented Dec 5, 2014

Have you applied any manual edits to extension's files?

@todddetmer
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I did, to try and fix this issue. #429

@kav2k
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kav2k commented Dec 5, 2014

So here you have it, this is not an error in the extension. Chrome (starting from a certain version) apparently keeps checksums of all extension files and blocks the extension if the files are modified.

One solution to that is to publish a new version of Silver Bird through the Web Store. This is unlikely to happen with the original Silver Bird: it is unmaintained since over a year for reasons unknown.

Alternatively, one can load the extension unpacked. Though I'm not sure if it will break OAuth keys or not.

Finally, I plan to make a fork of Silver Bird. It's in very preliminary stages (no actual code changes yet) at https://github.com/kav2k/silver_feather. Hopefully I can maintain an alternative yet still open-source version. Then this will be fixed.

@todddetmer
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Cool. Thanks.

@morganrallen
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There was no local modification in my case.

On Fri, Dec 5, 2014 at 7:19 AM, todddetmer [email protected] wrote:

Cool. Thanks.


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