top search result for a download, check the domain first
The first result for an exchange name is often not the official site. Before you tap it, compare the domain with the one the official site lists.
Compare a search result's domain with the official domain before you continue.

Key points
Read the domain itself
Copy the domain from the result page's address bar and compare it letter by letter with the official domain shown in the site footer or help center.
Look for ad labels
Sponsored results usually carry an ad or sponsored tag; that tag means the result is not the official site, so check the domain first.
Count the redirects
If the address bar changes domain two or three times after you tap, you went through a redirect; go back to the official site and start again.
Hover the download button
Rest the cursor on the download button and read which domain it points to; if it differs from the page you are on, do not click.
Common questions
Is the first search result always the official site?
No. It may be a third party that bought an ad slot, so compare the domain with the official one.
How do I find which domain is official?
Look in the official site's help center or footer for the listed official domain and treat that as the reference.
Keep reading
Sources:the domain in the search result's address bar and the official domain listed in the help center · Copy the result page's domain, then open the official help center and compare the two; continue only if they match. · Checked on 2026-10-12
Risk and disclosure
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