ignore()

If a user chooses to continue at their own risk after seeing a warning, you can use this method to ignore the domain so that the detector ignores the domain in the future. Without this, the user will continue to be redirected to the warning page, which is not a good user experience.

Example

await detector.ignore("google.com");

console.log(await detector.url("https://google.com"));

{
    ok: true,
    url: "google.com",
    status: "IGNORED"
}

Parameters

string

required

The URL to ignore. This can be a full URL or a domain.Ex. https://google.com or google.com

Return Value

The return value is a promise that resolves with a result object.

Success

If the addition was successful, the object will contain the following properties:

object

required

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true

required

This property will be true if the addition was successful.

string

The url property is the URL that was added.

Failure

However, if the addition was unsuccessful, the object will contain the following:

object

required

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false

required

This property will be false if the addition was unsuccessful.

string

The url property is the URL that we tried to add.

string

The error property will contain a human-readable error message.

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