Browser Guardian App Removal Guide

You might have been convinced that Browser Guardian App is a reliable and legitimate program, but, in reality, it is just an advertising tool that was created to promote various services and products. We all know how advertising tools work, but distinguishing which of these tools are reliable and which ones are malicious is often difficult. If you are not cautious about how you interact with unreliable adware, you might get yourself in trouble. We have tested Browser Guardian App, and now we can tell you how to remove it from your operating system. If you are already aware of the risks associated with this browser extension, you can move straight to the removal guide, but we recommend reading this report before deleting Browser Guardian App.

The official installer of Browser Guardian App should be found at browserguardianapp.com; however, the download link on this website does not work, and it is possible that the website was created only to calm you down. According to the information on this site, Browser Guardian App can warn you about malicious sites and protect you from serious security problems. This service is not fictional, but it is unlikely that an ad-supported program will be able to provide it. If you need a motive to delete this adware, think about its uselessness. Of course, the most important reason to remove it is to stop the annoying ads. Unfortunately, these ads are unpredictable, and it is possible that your virtual security will be put at risk if you interact with them.

Although Browser Guardian App is introduced as a security tool, it is just an ad-supported program, and we have seen quite a few of these pretenders lately, including Safe Browse App. These unreliable programs are identical to adware that promises to provide coupons, and we are sure that all of them were created using the same framework. Isn’t this strange? We think it is, which is why we identified Browser Guardian App as an unpredictable add-on as soon as it was brought to our attention. The advertisers who could use this adware to showcase ads are unknown, and it is possible that unreliable parties will use it to show fake offers and deals. Instead of interacting with suspicious advertisements, you should delete adware displaying them.

If you need to remove Browser Guardian App from your browsers, it is very possible that you also need to delete other programs. This adware usually comes bundled with third-party software, and we cannot say whether or not it is malicious and requires removal unless you post a comment below listing all suspicious programs. Of course, it is much easier to run a malware scanner to see if your operating system was infected with malicious programs that must be deleted from your PC. Hopefully, you will be able to uninstall all unreliable programs just as easily as you can delete Browser Guardian App from your browsers. However, if you face any difficulties, do not hesitate to install an automated malware remover. In fact, this tool should be installed at all times because more aggressive infections could slither in before you know it!

How to delete Browser Guardian App

Delete from Internet Explorer:

1. Open IE, tap Alt+T, and select Manage Add-ons.
2. In the menu on the left click Toolbars and Extensions.
3. Select the unwanted add-on and click Disable.

Delete from Google Chrome:

1. Open Chrome, tap Alt+F, and select More tools.
2. Click Extensions and locate Browser Guardian App.
3. Click the trash button and select Remove.

Delete from Mozilla Firefox:

1. Open Firefox, tap Alt+T, and select Add-ons.
2. Move to the menu on the left and click Extensions.
3. Remove/Disable the unwanted add-ons.