Monthly Archives: December 2014 - Page 2

If you are concerned about pop-ups featuring the term FreeDeal, it is time to change your Internet browsing habits. The program responsible for all those annoying pop-ups is distributed alongside other free programs, which means that it can access the operating system alongside browser add-ons, media players, and many other applications. Hence, you should be very careful when installing any free program. Upon installing a piece of unreliable software, you may put yourself in danger, so, if you want to be sure that your data is protected, remove FreeDeal and shield the system against multiple threats. Read more »

Coupon Monkey is an adware application that was made using the Adpeak engine. It’s similar to Couponarific, Scorpion Saver, Savings Bull, and RRSavings. Coupon Monkey offers you coupons and various other deals, often in the form of pop-ups. To make its ads more attractive, this adware tracks your browsing to determine your likes and dislikes. While we’re going to go over the details in the article below, our recommendation is to remove Coupon Monkey from your system. Read more »

Internet Program is an ad-supported application that will show online advertisements and display various offers when you install it onto your Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers. The application is offered to potential users at myinternetprogram.com; however, this is only one of the many channels this application is available from. According to the malware researchers at Anti-Spyware-101.com, the suspicious program may be installed onto your operating system with software bundles presented via download.dk. Have you downloaded software from this website or other suspicious sites offering freeware? If you have, it is quite possible that you now need to remove Internet Program with other undesirable applications. Unfortunately, the removal of unreliable advertisement-supported programs is never simple. If you want to learn how to delete adware and potentially undesirable programs, continue reading our report created after thoroughly analyzing Internet Program. Read more »

If you have detected SourceApp on your computer, you should remove this program as soon as possible because it is published by Super Web LLC and it cannot be trusted. According to the specialists at anti-spyware-101.com, SourceApp is just a simple advertising-supported application, so you should not keep it on the system. If you do not erase SourceApp from the system, you will see a number of commercial advertisements every time you surf the Internet. You will see those ads no matter which browser you use because this adware program is compatible with those that are the most popular ones, for instance, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox. If you do not want to see ads anymore, you have to eliminate the program responsible for them. Read more »

Keep in mind that it is not worth trusting the promises of SideTerms because it will not enhance your browsing experience. This is because this program is nothing more than an advertising-supported application. If you wonder what this means, you should know that adware programs generate advertisements and place them on your screen, so, if you do not delete SideTerms, commercials will appear on different kinds of websites. The only way to stop these ads from appearing is to remove SideTerms from the system. Unfortunately, it will not be enough to change the default browser, because this software is compatible with Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox. Read more »

Gate Snapper is a potentially unwanted application that we can classify as adware. This program usually enters your computer together with other unnecessary applications. The problem is that you install Gate Snapper on your computer yourself, but you simply are not aware of that. If you are continually assaulted by commercial advertisements, it is very likely that you have Gate Snapper and other similar apps on your PC. It is necessary to remove Gate Snapper from the system if you wish you protect your computer from harm. While you are at it, make sure you invest in a licensed computer security tool. Read more »

Browse Pax is a browser add-on which you should remove from the computer in order to avoid redirection to unreliable programs. How is that possible? Browse Pax is a program displaying third-party advertisements, none of which are endorsed and controlled by the creators of the program. The Browse Pax browser add-on is compatible with Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox; moreover, the program is promoted at browserpax.com, which is regarded as the official website of the program. However, the program is distributed alongside other free programs, including browser add-ons, media players, and other applications. Read more »