The Windows installer of Xogogy is not yet signed with a code-signing certificate, so Windows cannot name the publisher. Depending on your browser and your Windows settings you may see no warning, one, or several. The app itself is the same.
Keep the download in Edge
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When the download finishes, Microsoft Edge may say the installer isn't commonly downloaded. Make sure you trust it before you open it, with Keep and Delete.
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Check the file name is the installer you expected. Its name includes
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Choose Keep.
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Edge may ask a second time, in a box that starts Make sure you trust and shows Publisher: Unknown, with Delete as its main button. Open the arrow beside Delete and choose Keep anyway. The installer then stays in your downloads.
Run the installer
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Open the installer from Edge's downloads list or your Downloads folder.
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On many computers the setup wizard opens straight away. On others Windows first shows a blue Windows protected your PC screen (SmartScreen), sometimes naming an Unknown publisher.
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If that screen appears, choose More info, check the file name, then choose Run anyway.
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Follow the installer. It sets up Xogogy for your own Windows account; you do not need administrator rights.
Check the build
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Open Xogogy and choose Help › About Xogogy.
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Check the Early access label, the version and the build date.
Important: If your work computer will not let you run unsigned apps, do not change its security settings. Write to support@xogogy.com instead.
Still stuck?
Write to support@xogogy.com. A person at GForce Learning reads every message. Include the app version from Help › About Xogogy.