Google will soon block its .js extension program from Gmail application. The company says that there are some security reasons to block the usage of that software. Now, the application will not allow any kind of JavaScript files attachment in the mail.

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Google will block messages that may spread viruses, '.js' the file is one of them as they contain viruses like Trojan horse. Google updated its official page saying that " For inbound mail, senders will get a bounce message explaining why the email was blocked."

Users, who will attach the file in the email, will be notified by the error message that reads, " This message is blocked because its content presents a potential security issue."