Moreover, the ‘ad supported’ software may install web browser hijacker that once started, will alter the internet browser’s start page and search engine. And finally, the ‘ad supported’ software can collect a wide variety of personal information such as what web-pages you are opening, what you are looking for the Net and so on. This

What is more, the ad supported software may open advertisements depend on a web-site that you are visiting. That is, it’s clear that this ‘ad supported’ software, without your permission, steals your private information such as: your ip address, what is a web page you are viewing now, what you are looking for on the

Technically, the adware is not a virus, but it does bad things, it generates tons of popup ads. It may download and install on to your PC system other harmful and unwanted applications without your permission, force you to visit misleading or malicious pages. Moreover, the ad supported software can install browser hijacker. Once installed,

The ‘ad supported’ software may insert a large amount of pop ups directly to the pages that you visit, creating a sense that the advertising links has been added by the creators of the web site. Moreover, a legal advertising banners may be replaced on the fake pop ups, that will offer to download and

The ‘ad supported’ software is not a virus, but the virus behaves similarly. As a rootkit hides in the system, modifies web-browser settings and blocks them from changing. Also the ad supported software can install additional web browser extensions and modules that will inject advertisements within the Google Chrome, FF, MS Edge and Microsoft Internet

It’s not a good idea to have an unwanted program like Search Awesome on your computer. The reason for this is simple, it doing things you do not know about. The adware can also be used to collect a wide variety of personal data which can be later sold to third parties. You do not

Most often, the adware affects the most common browsers such as the Google Chrome, IE, Firefox and Microsoft Edge. But such the harmful software as well may infect another web-browsers by changing its shortcuts (adding an argument such as ‘http://site.address’ into Target field of a browser’s shortcut). So every time you start the browser, it’ll

Most often, the adware affects the most common web browsers like the Chrome, FF, MS Edge and Microsoft Internet Explorer. But such the harmful software as well may infect another browsers by changing its shortcuts (adding an argument like ‘http://site.address’ into Target field of a internet browser’s shortcut). So every time you start the web-browser,

The History Open is not a virus, but the virus behaves similarly. As a rootkit hides in the system, modifies browser settings and blocks them from changing. Also the History Open can inject advertisements within the Google Chrome’s screen. Moreover, the extension may install browser hijacker that once started, will alter the web-browser’s homepage and