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Fordítási probléma jelentése
We deal with docs on a daily basis
Install the Google app and be done with it.
Really just use a real browser and open tab with Google docs link.
I am discussing, I would like to know why it was (docs) flagged as malicious site !!
Seems like it's Steam's fault, not Google's.
Again, you want to view them? Use a real browser.
It's likely an error. In the meantime, use the solutions presented.
There no issue viewing the site if you just copy, and paste it into the broswer, but it's an issue when clicking on the link, which I assume going through the filtering system on Steam before going to the site. https://imgur.com/hzvuykd
Do a simple internet search "http vs. https": https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/ssl/why-is-http-not-secure/
It's a basic security issue, and there are a thousand different opinions on whether it matters or not. Steam and Cloudflare tend to mark http links as not-secure, so they will not redirect to them, and will issue a warning about potential security issues.
Nope.
Yep. the link they are showing in the OP is clearly an http link, not an https link.
Did you even read the OP?
http://google.com
http://drive.google.com