Searchall.network Removal Guide

Searchall.network is a suspicious search engine that does not have Privacy Policy, Terms of Use or End User License Agreement documents. In other words, there is not much known about it. Naturally, without knowing how the software works or what information it gathers while the user is browsing, using it could be a risk and if you do not want to take any chances, we advise you not to leave Searchall.network unattended if it settles in on your browser. The instructions located below the article will tell you what to do to get rid of this suspicious search engine manually. However, if you want to find out more details about the software, you should read the rest of this article; later in it, we will talk about the application’s possible distribution channels, removal, and so on.

Our specialists only suspect Searchall.network could come as a redirect or might be spread via pop-up advertisements as they still do not have any information about the software's distribution. Either way, keep it in mind next time you should be more cautious when agreeing to add new tools to your browser or install new programs. Before doing either of these things, you should find more information about the suggested program, like what company developed it and whether it is reputable or trustworthy. Moreover, we would advise being extra careful with applications recommended on pop-up ads that are displayed while visiting unreliable websites, such as P2P file-sharing networks. Another way to make sure the program is not potentially dangerous is to read expert reviews. You could look for user reviews too, just keep it in mind that with applications like adware, browser hijackers, or other unreliable tools you have to watch out for fake comments.

Searchall.network works as a search engine. Our researchers say it redirects users’ search queries to google.com but does not modify the collected results. In other words, the application may not inject any doubtful advertising content like browser hijackers or some potentially unwanted programs could. Still, the part about the tool not providing End User License Agreement and Privacy Policy documents looks suspicious. Some users skip reading what is written on these papers when entering new websites, which is usually a bad idea. The truth is, if the user cares about his computer’s or privacy’s safety, he should invest a couple of minutes of his time to review them. These documents tell how the software works, for example, how it updates itself, whether it can download new content without asking you, display advertising material the developers do not guarantee will be safe, and so on.

Privacy Policy paper is essential for learning if the application will gather any information while you use the tool and most importantly if it will share it with other parties and how it will be used. Given, Searchall.network does not bother to answer these questions makes us think such information could reveal details that might make the user not want to use it. Of course, we cannot know for sure or claim anything terrible will happen if you keep using Searchall.network as we did not notice anything else besides the mentioned missing information about the tool.

Still, we cannot consider it to be reliable either, and if you do not want to take any chances, you should look for a more reliable search engine, for example, google.com or search.yahoo.com. To remove Searchall.network manually you could merely reset your browser as shown in the instructions located below.

Get rid of Searchall.network

Internet Explorer

1. Tap Alt+X.
2. Open the Internet Options.
3. Choose Advanced and click Reset.
4. Select Delete personal settings.
5. Press Reset and click Close.

Mozilla Firefox

1. Press the Help icon.
2. Access Troubleshooting information.
3. Select Refresh Firefox.
4. Click Refresh Firefox again.
5. Choose Finish.

Google Chrome

1. Press Alt+F and open Settings.
2. Scroll below to select Advanced.
3. Slide down again, and press Restore settings to their original defaults.
4. Select Reset settings.