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> Only issue is what happens when the company that owns the search and has a dominant share of the browser market flags your site with the good old "warning: potential risk ahead" when people try to reach it directly?

My target market is more technical then that so likely, nothing would change for me. Again, I recognize the impact of Google's dominance for some, but if the "attestation" isn't helpful and only hinders using services that people have come to rely on, there will be push back.

I also have been advocating for years for everyone in my circle to avoid using Chrome. A homogenized browser market is a risk, and Chrome is the new IE. I hope you are also a part of the effort to advocate for browser diversity.

You could lose your domain name: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47151233

Don't forget that other browsers also just use googles web good boy list and if you report false positives point you towards google and cover their ears.

> flags your site with the good old "warning: potential risk ahead"

They are already training people to click these away.