LifeStyle New Tab
LifeStyle New Tab is a program that imposes its promoted search engine on unsuspecting users by automatically changing their computers’ homepage and new tab page. Removing this program is the most obvious solution provided that you have installed unintentionally. Thankfully, it is only supported by one browser - Google Chrome. Apart from the most obvious reason why you might want to delete it is its unreliable search engine that injects promotional links and advertisements into the search results. The search engine might also gather information about you for advertising purposes. All things considered, LifeStyle New Tab is a potentially unwanted program, which means that it will not do you any good. ...
Celebrities by inMind
If you have encountered Celebrities by inMind running on your PC make sure not to waste any time and remove it. This is so because this suspicious tool has been categorized as a potentially unwanted program mostly because it functions in a questionable way to say the least. Even though this program is advertised as a tool that should keep you updated with the latest celebrity gossip and should improve your searches on the web, you must know that such statements are nothing more than a marketing gimmicked used to lure unsuspecting Internet users into downloading and installing this rather worthless program. We strongly advise you to delete Celebrities by inMind this suspicious application as it will serve you no good and could even attract other questionable programs. ...
Olive Browser
If you are looking for a “fast and secure free browser,” Olive Browser is not one we would recommend having on your computer. First of all, why would you not use the reputable and most popular browsers, including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Opera? This browser application may actually pose a threat to your virtual security since it might start displaying third-party advertisements while you are using it. Since its presence may also mean that more serious malware infections could be hiding on your system, we advise you to be careful with this questionable application. ...
Awesome-Promos
Have you ever thought that using a third-party browser extension like Awesome-Promos would help you purchase something at a lower price? Perhaps you have not because you already know that relying on unfamiliar applications is not a good idea when it comes to ensuring your system’s security and safety. Therefore, if you happen to have this adware program on your PC, you will do yourself a favor if you remove Awesome-Promos right now. ...
Searchnewtab.com
If you are one of those users who tend to have multiple tabs open at the same time, you might be disturbed to see Searchnewtab.com on your browser one of these days. Our security experts consider it to be a browser hijacker because the application modifies your browser settings without your permission. You have to remove Searchnewtab.com at once because constant redirections to unfamiliar and potentially harmful websites may eventually result in severe computer damage. ...
Print PDF Pro
If you look for a reliable tool that is capable of converting your documents to PDF files, then do not even give Print PDF Pro a try. However, if this application is already on your system and you look for more information about it, we can say it is better to remove the program ASAP. It is highly unlikely that you downloaded this program purposely, as this potentially unwanted application usually enters users’ computers in software packages. Besides, Print PDF Pro can be responsible for the arrival of other suspicious programs to your system. Pros of this application surely will not outweigh its cons, especially keeping in mind that the unreliable file converter can interrupt your online browsing. ...
GameTrekkers Toolbar
If you are a fan of fantasy action, board, and other kinds of games, GameTrekkers Toolbar might look like an ideal extension for your browser. Our research team has found that this add-on is compatible with Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers that are installed onto Windows. Whichever browser you have installed GameTrekkers Toolbar on, it is very likely that it was installed along with Ask Search. Although this search tool is supposedly powered by Ask, it is not very reliable. In fact, many users delete GameTrekkers Toolbar because they think that it installs this search tool illegally. Although this is not the case, we recommend removing this toolbar. ...
SonicSearch
SonicSearch claims to be “the best free search app.” The program has an official website, so the majority of users get it from there, but, of course, this program might find other ways to slither onto computers. People usually download SonicSearch themselves because it promises to improve your web searching experience. In addition, it says that it is “100% virus free.” We agree that SonicSearch looks like a decent application; however, we cannot confirm that it really does what it promises to do because we have found that it is an advertising-supported application (adware). In other words, this program shows ads, and there is a possibility that it has been published in order to do only that. ...
AdPunisher
AdPunisher is a very strange program. It might promise to block ads for you; however, its primary function is to inject advertisements into the websites you visit. Needless to say, the initial promise to disable ads is just a trick to fool you into installing a completely unreliable ad-supported program (adware). If you do not delete AdPunisher from your operating system and browsers, you will be exposed to links that might route to malicious websites, and that is not something you should ignore. Even if you do not interact with the ads shown to you, it is crucial to remove this adware because it can spy on you and share information regarding your virtual activity with undisclosed parties. ...
DesktopClock
Users are given the option of paying $5.99 for DesktopClock; however, not many do, considering that the free version is offered alongside the paid version. This free version is supported by advertising, which means that it comes with an array of ads. If you click on these ads and interact with them, the developer of the suspicious program, Howard Software Limited, will earn a commission, and that is how DesktopClock is kept free. The problem is that the ads shown by this ad-supported program are unpredictable, and it is possible that your own virtual security will be at risk if you choose to interact with them. ...
