POLICYCLUE TEST PAGE — This page provides dummy file downloads for verifying Download Guard extension filtering.

Executable & Script Downloads

These file types are commonly blocked by download filters. Click a link to trigger a download and verify that the extension intercepts it.

Executables
.exe sample-setup.exe 82 B .dll sample-library.dll 82 B .msi sample-app.msi 82 B .scr sample-screensaver.scr 82 B
Scripts
.bat sample-script.bat 54 B .cmd sample-script.cmd 54 B .ps1 sample-script.ps1 60 B .vbs sample-script.vbs 52 B .js sample-script.js 54 B .lnk sample-shortcut.lnk 82 B

Archive & Disk Image Downloads

Archives can contain executables and are often filtered. Disk images auto-mount on macOS/Windows.

Archives
.zip sample-archive.zip 82 B .rar sample-archive.rar 82 B .7z sample-archive.7z 82 B .tar.gz sample-archive.tar.gz 82 B
Disk Images
.iso sample-disk.iso 82 B .dmg sample-disk.dmg 82 B .img sample-disk.img 82 B

Safe File Downloads (Control Group)

These common file types should typically be allowed through. Use them to verify that non-blocked extensions pass without interruption.

.pdf sample-document.pdf 64 B .docx sample-document.docx 64 B .png sample-image.png 64 B .csv sample-data.csv 64 B .txt sample-data.txt 32 B
How Download Guard works Download filters are configured in the PolicyClue portal and delivered via the policy API. Each filter has a filter_mode and an enforcement_mode:

Filter modeBehavior
blocklistExtensions in the list are blocked; everything else is allowed.
whitelistOnly extensions in the list are allowed; everything else is blocked.

EnforcementNameBehavior
0OffFilter is disabled.
2WarnDownload is paused. User sees a warning popup and can choose to continue or cancel.
3BlockDownload is cancelled immediately. User sees a blocked notification.

To test, create a download filter in the PolicyClue portal with a blocklist containing extensions like exe, bat, dll, etc., and assign it to a policy matching this page's URL. Then click the download links above.