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Start.prss.to is a devious search engine, which we do not recommend using as the primary tool to help you with your online queries. It is so it cannot be considered to be entirely trustworthy. In fact, this suspicious piece of software will only have a negative effect on your overall online experience as it will cause unwanted and annoying interferences, to put it mildly. If that was not enough, it has to be noted that this suspicious search provider could expose your operating system to potentially dangerous web content, which could consequently lead to a system infection. It should be quite obvious that a complete removal of Start.prss.To must be executed if it is ever found running on your personal computer. To successfully terminate this devious search engine once and for all make sure to use the detailed instructions that we present below our report. Read more »

Search.searchglnn.com may look like an ordinary search engine, but the truth is that it is nothing more than a browser hijacker, a malicious website set to become your browser’s homepage. Removing it is highly recommended because of this fact and because it has been configured to show questionable links in its search results, as well as collect information about you and your browsing preferences and use the collected information to tailor the promoted links. Indeed, this hijacker’s only objective is to generate advertising, and its developers use dishonest methods to trick you into using it. Please continue reading to find out more. Read more »

Though Radiotabsearch.com does not corrupt Google Chrome browsers without permission, Anti-Spyware-101.com malware analysts identify it as a browser hijacker. After all, users are sort of forced into accepting this search tool when they download the MyRadioTab extension. You should have been informed about the additional search tool when downloading this application, but that all depends on the installer used and your attention. If you carelessly click through the installation setup, it is very easy to miss important information. The hijacker might also be concealed from you if you download the add-on using a third-party installer. Unfortunately, it is very likely that you have used an unfamiliar installer to acquire the extension as well, due to which other threats might be active as well. Keep reading to learn how to identify malware and remove Radiotabsearch.com from Google Chrome. If you are not sure why deleting this hijacker is necessary, you will find out. Read more »

Do not waste any time and delete a program entitled Searchitdown.com if it is ever found fully active on your computer. We urge you to do so due to the fact that this piece of software has been classified by our research team as one more browser hijacker. It is critical to avoid it at all times because like all of the other programs that belong to this category, the one in questions displays no valuable features what so ever. Having this hijacker fully active on your PC will result in an extremely annoying and bothersome online experience because it will make unwanted and unauthorized changes to your web browser's default settings. These alterations are not that easy to revert; thus, malware experts at our internal labs have crafted a detailed removal guide that must be used to remove ever single bit of Searchitdown.com. The rest of our report provides our further findings about the devious functionality of this browser hijacker, which should make you realize that its termination is an absolute necessity. Read more »

Search.searchwytsn.com falls under the category of browser hijackers. The application travels together with a suspicious extension known as Watch Your TV Shows Now. Our researchers at Anti-spyware-101.com tested the software themselves and noticed that it appears after you install the mentioned add-on. The website that promotes the extension does not say anything about changes to the default search engine or homepage. However, it does provide the End User License Agreement (EULA) document, which mentions such possibility. It could be that some users install the software without reading the statements on the EULA. Since the browser hijacker might be potentially dangerous, we advise you to read more about it, if you have it on the system. Moreover, it might be better to get rid of it too and for this reason, we are adding deletion instructions at the end of the text. Read more »