Shopping Suggestion Removal Guide

Shopping Suggestion is an adware application that displays “See Similar” button next to various purchases at online shopping malls. If you hover your mouse cursor next to that button, you will be displayed a list of similar offers, most probably at a more reasonable price. However, even if Shopping Suggestion seems useful, you should think twice before installing it on your computer, as such adware applications are not 100% safe, and they can easily expose you to potential security threats. To make sure that your system is protected, do not hesitate to acquire a reliable antimalware tool.

Even though Shopping Suggestion is an adware application it functions as a browser extension that is compatible with Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome web browsers. What is more, you can read on further on this application at shoppingsuggestion.com. In reality, there are a lot of applications that provide similar service, especially as the online shopping is constantly on the increase, but you need to be very selective and careful about which program you use to hunt for coupons and special deals.

As far as Shopping Suggestion is concerned, this application is promoted in the following manner:

Saving you Time and Money when you Shop Online

Shopping Suggestion is a browser plug-in that helps you save a lot of money. When you are shopping online, Shopping Suggestion automatically recognizes which product you are looking for and will suggest a variety of attractive, alternative offers for this product.

It would all be very nice if it were true, but currently it is impossible to download Shopping Suggestion at its official website, so we come to a conclusion that this application is usually downloaded bundled with freeware and other adware. Any application that can come bundled with shareware should be considered suspicious.

For one, you cannot be sure what other third parties Shopping Suggestion could be related to. After all, if it can provide you with relevant discount deals and coupon offers, it means that the extension MONITORS your overall web browsing history, so that it can collect data and generate custom advertisements, designed especially for you.

It is not such a big deal if Shopping Suggestion makes use of the data collected only for coupon distribution purposes, but the application cannot guarantee that all the information you see on the coupons is safe. That is so, because Shopping Suggestion is not responsible for a third party content displayed in its pop-ups. That is the main security concern related to this application, and the main reason why computer security experts strongly suggest removing Shopping Suggestion from your computer.

Manual Shopping Suggestion Removal

Windows 8

1. Move mouse cursor to the bottom right corner of the screen. Charm bar will appear.
2. Click Settings and select Control Panel.
3. Go to Uninstall a program and remove Shopping Suggestion.

Windows Vista & Windows 7

1. Open Start menu and go to Control Panel.
2. Click Uninstall a program and remove Shopping Suggestion.

Windows XP

1. Open Start menu and click Control Panel.
2. Select Add or remove programs and uninstall Shopping Suggestion.

If you did not find the Shopping Suggestion entry in the Control Panel, simply remove the extension from your browser manually.

How to remove Shopping Suggestion from browser

Internet Explorer

1. Press Alt+T and click Manage add-ons.
2. Disable and remove Shopping Suggestion from Toolbars and Extensions. Click Close.

Mozilla Firefox

1. Press Ctrl+Shift+A and Add-ons manager tab will open.
2. Disable and remove Shopping Suggestion from Extensions. Restart your browser.

Google Chrome

1. Press Alt+F and click Tools.
2. Go to Extensions and remove Shopping Suggestion.

Once you are done with manual removal, scan the PC with SpyHunter free scanner, because there are bound to be various residual files left in your system. Remove any additional threats automatically, after having invested in a licensed antimalware tool. Do all it takes to avoid potential malware infections.