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BitDefender blocking access to Speed Dial 2

On May 27th, 2025, Bitdefender began incorrectly blocking access to Speed Dial 2. While we have no control over how third-party security tools classify websites, we have reported this to Bitdefender as a false positive and are working with them to resolve this issue.

We want to assure you that Speed Dial 2 is a safe and legitimate extension that has been thoroughly reviewed by the Chrome Web Store team. Our extension does not install unwanted software, collect personal information, or operate your computer without your consent.

In the meantime, you can safely add Speed Dial 2 to your exceptions list by visiting https://www.speeddial2.com/sync2/test_account directly in your browser and clicking "Add to Exceptions list."

Our team is actively working to resolve this problem as quickly as possible. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience while we work to resolve this issue.

Status updates

What happened?

On May 27th, 2025, Bitdefender started incorrectly flagging Speed Dial 2 as a potential security risk. This is a false positive - our extension is completely safe and has been thoroughly reviewed by the Chrome Web Store team. The warning you're seeing is not based on any actual security concerns, but rather an incorrect classification by Bitdefender's security system.

How we are working
to resolve this issue?

1. We have reported this issue to Bitdefender as a false positive and are actively working with their team to resolve the incorrect classification.
2. We are monitoring the situation closely and will update this page as soon as Bitdefender resolves the issue.
3. In the meantime, you can safely continue using Speed Dial 2 by adding it to your Bitdefender exceptions list.