Hi Shlomo,
Thank you for the response.
Unfortunately, we deploy our extension in school environments that are reluctant, from the IT side, to whitelist anything, and are prone to panic, from the instructional side. When several hundred teachers inundate an IT department with the hysteria caused by a false positive message, the IT department is understandably frustrated. Whitelisting is a temporary bandaid on their end, as AV software updates and extension updates introduce the return of the warning.
As mentioned in my original message, requesting whitelisting by the AV provider directly has been tedious and fruitless, as many do not respond, or require frequent requests, with the payoff often being a temporary whitelisting.