AntiGravity Tab Removal Guide

If you are looking for a tool to customize your homepage and New Tab page on Google Chrome, do not install a browser extension AntiGravity Tab by any means. Even though it promises to bring “a unique look for your new tab and homepage” and, on top of that, “enhance your browsing and search experience,” it is not as perfect as it might seem to be at first glance. In fact, we cannot even call it a fully trustworthy application because it has been classified as a potentially unwanted program by specialists working at 411-spyware.com. First of all, it performs activities which trustworthy programs would never do. Second, it might arrive on computers bundled with other programs. That is, you might find it in the list of your Google Chrome extensions even if you do not willingly download and install it from the web. Are you reading this article not because you are curious but because this undesirable piece of software has already affected your browser? If the answer is “yes,” go to remove it as soon as possible. It is not a malicious application, for sure, but it might still perform undesirable activities and cause problems to you, so keeping it active is not recommended.

AntiGravity Tab is called a potentially unwanted program not without reason. Specialists have arrived at a decision to call it like that after conducting thorough research. It has shown to them that AntiGravity Tab only sets a new page as a homepage and New Tab page and does not do anything else. Since it alters default settings of Google Chrome, it means that users’ preferred settings are gone. The only way to bring them back is to uninstall the undesirable browser extension affecting your browser. Users are not informed in advance that AntiGravity Tab will apply these changes, so the majority of people find those modifications it makes undesirable after installing it. Needless to say, users have no possibility of finding out about that if AntiGravity Tab arrives on their computers bundled and they do not even notice that they allow it to enter their systems. Of course, some users do not care much about the website they see when they launch their browsers or find the page set quite appealing. We agree that it looks like a decent website at first glance because it has a search box, quick-access buttons, and a bar with a weather forecast located on it; however, we are sure that keeping it set and using this search tool to perform web searches is not such a good idea. First, users who perform web searches using it might be presented with third-party advertisements. They might look harmless at first glance, but, as our researchers have discovered, users might land on untrustworthy pages because of their presence. In addition, information about you might be recorded if you keep AntiGravity Tab active. Unfortunately, we could not find its Privacy Policy document, which is another suspicious thing about it, so we cannot list all details it records, but we suspect that it will focus on recording non-personally identifiable information, e.g. search queries, links clicked, websites visited, IP address, the type of the operating system and browsers used, etc. Of course, if you use personal details as search queries, i.e. enter them in the search box, they might be recorded too. Delete AntiGravity Tab from Google Chrome to put an end to activities it performs – it is the only way to disable it.

Specialists working at 411-spyware.com have managed to discover two sources users can download this browser extension from willingly: https://antigravityflowtab.com/ (an official website) and https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/antigravity-flow-tab-new/kmandlokobcbfodoiiohmnikamjifgbj (Chrome Web store). Since so many users have no idea why this extension is installed on their browsers, it is very likely that other distribution methods are adopted to disseminate it too. Most probably, the method used the most commonly is called bundling. It is, actually, nothing new – hundreds of suspicious programs are spread bundled these days. Make it impossible for them to show up on your system – go to install security software.

Since you already know everything about AntiGravity Tab, we hope that you will make a right decision and delete it from your browser. Its removal should not be a challenging task because it only affects one browser and does not make any changes that would be impossible/extremely hard to undo. Of course, we still recommend using our manual removal guide (you can find it below this report).

How to delete AntiGravity Tab

Google Chrome

1. Open Google Chrome.
2. Click the button in the top-right corner once to open its menu.
3. Select More tools from the menu.
4. Click Extensions.
5. Locate the extension “AntiGravity Flow Tab – New Tab.”
6. Select it and click on the Trash icon.
7. Click Remove when the confirmation window is opened.