I'm trying to read one of the documentation pages on Google, but Google won't let me!
History of the issue:
Google blocks any ip address that would make a request from certain countries to its documentation pages, including the country that I'm currently living in, "IRAN". In the past, people from this country would use "proxy servers/VPNs" to change their real ip address in order to access to the documentation pages, but that won't work any more, and somehow Google can detect people requesting from this country. Nice job Google, ugh!!!
Would somebody please help me get access to the documentation pages? Either by providing me with a screenshot of the page or copy/pasting the docs as an answer? I'm specifically trying to read the following page:
https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/mv3/architecture-overview/
Honestly, that makes me sick, when I see this kind of discrimination from Google! Ugh!!!
It is NOT acceptable. There is already heavy censorship on the internet by the government in "IRAN", Google is making it so much harder for people to access the information on the internet.
I'm just trying to read the documentation, could somebody please help me?
Thank you!
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Received an email from someone claiming to be Amazon support that links to a script.google.com/macros page. I visiting it on Android without realizing what it was and wanted to see if there was a place to report the script and view what information it gathered.
I spent a good 30 minutes trying to find a place in google to get support on this issue and could not find any other than asking technical support here so I figured I would try making a post.
Perhaps you can try this page:
"Thank you for helping us keep the web safe from phishing sites. If you
believe you've encountered a page designed to look like another page
in an attempt to steal users' personal information, please complete
the form below to report the page to the Google Safe Browsing team."
https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=en
Im very sorry if Im wrong by posting this question here. Since you are programmers I think you are the best people to ask to, anyway.
While I was developing a web application and checking some things in the console I detected a file json.engine
If you have mcafee do you have it too?. It appears not only in the apps I develop but also when I use other web pages such as stackoverflow, facebook, google etc.
I found out that the id it has comes from Mcafee extension but I don't think yahoo is linked to Mcafee, so Can you see any malicious thing in the screen shot?
Thanks for your time, If there is a better place where I cold ask this question I'd appreciate if you could tell me where.
As far as I know this json is not doing somethig bad but I know that It could be sending data to some place for I don't know what purposes.
As you can see, this file appears in google as shown in the next screen shot:
It comes form an extension:
I found out that its a Mcafee extension but is it good?
These are search engines. Nothing more.
I received this email and due to my lack of experience in google drive, I am unsure of how to go about troubleshooting this.
Google
IMPORTANT: Steps to migrate from discontinued Documents List API
Hello administrators,
We recently posted a reminder that Documents List API will be discontinued on April 20, 2015. This change means that service calls for this API will no longer be supported, and any Google Apps features that are implemented using this API will no longer function.
Our records indicate that you may have an application that uses Documents List API, and we recommend that you migrate to Drive API, which has comparable functionality, as soon as possible.
Here's what you need to do:
Determine if you have an application that makes requests to these types of URLs:
(took out urls since this format did not allow me to send more than two)
Migrate the applications to Drive API.
If you have questions about migration, please contact Google Apps for Work Support.
Sincerely,
The Google Apps for Work Team
How do I determine, which, if any, docs are going to cease to function post 4/20? Is there a way to organize my current list of docs (I have many) to see how many I need to pay attention to? In terms of migrating, is there a migrating tool available online?
From what I have read, I feel like this doesn't even pertain to my current drive. My understanding is that this is for developers not casual users such as myself. Am I wrong in that assumption?
Thank you for all your help in this matter. If I am not explaining everything to the level you need, please let me know. I am just confused by the email and want to make sure I stay ahead of this.
Best,
Nathan
The key part of the email is Our records indicate that you may have an application that uses Documents List API
If you have such an app (you should know since by implication, you wrote it), then you have a lot of work to do over the next two weeks. If you don't, then relax. Your documents are not affected by this announcement, only the app that Google thinks you once wrote.
It's possible it's referring to an app you have installed, in which case there is nothing you can do other than hope the developer has a new version.
In my case Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook and Google Drive Windows seem to be the 2 applications that are requesting access to these depecrated scopes ... Come on Google, spread the word internally !
The app that I am working with now uses Google Places API library. I was wondering what Google My Business will mean for developers? Is it just a different product name or is there some changes that will possibly be made?
And I know this is probably a good question for Google itself, but I wanted to find out if someone from developers would know something.
PS: I did a lot of searching on the topic and could not find anything so far, that's why I am asking here.
Does anyone know of any good tutorials that would show me how to create a sitemap similar to the image below. I can't figure out how to add the different sections underneath like the Your Account, FAQs, etc.
Any help would be extremely helpful. Thank you.
google search for instagram
What you want is what Google calls Sitelinks.
The process is automated and it's not possible right now to create them but you can manage them with the Google's web master tools. The algorithm used by Google to generate them is not public.
You can try this: http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/, or just google 'xml sitemap generator'
I remember that what happened (in my 'previous' life, when I had to take care of all the gory details of our company site) I just followed google's recommended seo suggestions. It was painstaking and slow, but over time when we started turning up at the top of sear results, that exactly how google presented us. It pulled relevant information on it's own and created that nice display. Looking at my old codebase I don't even see a sitemap file there. But I do remember using one of those online generators and then hand turning it a bit.