Mixxen is a free music player that streams music from radio stations around the world. The player enables you to browse its database by song artist, song, and genre. You can find this program at mixxen.com, but bear in mind that it may be bundled with other programs, too. Hence, it is important to pay close attention to every installation process in order to prevent undesirable programs. Read more »
Foxwebber is an adware application that gets added as an extension on your browser upon installation. It is compatible with Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome. It’s classified as a member of the JustPlugIt adware family. It should be reasonable to expect it to operate similarly, if not exactly the same, as other applications belonging to this line of adware. Our researchers didn’t observe any activity from the application. It might need specific conditions to activate. Not much is known about Foxwebber and the way it works, which might make it more dangerous. It’s never a good idea to keep a program with a mysterious mode of operation on your system, so you should remove Foxwebber immediately. Read more »
Movie Wizard is a potentially unwanted program classified as adware. This means that the application is supposed to have some useful function that should improve your online video watching experience. However, the undesirable side effects of having Movie Wizard on your computer far surpass its benefits. This program can expose you to potentially dangerous websites and corrupted content, so, before any of that happens, make sure you terminate Movie Wizard for good. Scroll down to the bottom of this description for manual removal instructions, and, if you encounter any problem while uninstalling unwanted applications, you can always contact us by leaving a comment. Read more »
Browser Nail is a free browser add-on that has not surprised our research team because the program is owned and developed by SuperWeb LLC, which is notorious for many identical programs, such as Spark Cast, Deal Keeper, DoughGo, and many others. The Browser Nail program is aimed at enhancing your experience on the Internet, but we recommend that you remove this program from your computer immediately. The browser add-on displays third-party advertisements, some of which may be aimed at deceiving you, so, if you want to be sure that you are browsing the Internet safely, remove Browser Nail and take action to shield the system against malware and spyware programs. Read more »
BetterCareerSearch Toolbar is a tool that introduces itself as “the must-have toolbar for any job hunter.” It promises free access to the most recent job listings, easy LinkedIn updates, and other features. However, it doesn’t look any different from any of the thousands upon thousands of similar applications out there. It doesn’t offer anything that couldn’t be accessed with a simple Google search, while cluttering your browser at the same time. Also, third-party applications with content and functions you don't control could possibly make your computer more vulnerable to threats. You can never be too careful, so we recommend you to remove BetterCareerSearch Toolbar from your computer immediately. Read more »
Cheapncheap is an adware application that looks like a program made to make your online shopping experience easier and more exciting. It is supposed to displays coupons and discount offers on the goods you need the most. However, Cheapncheap should not be trusted 100% because as an adware program it can be easily exploited by malevolent third party. If you are not careful enough, sooner or later you could even end up getting infected with malware! Therefore, it is your best option to remove Cheapncheap from your system immediately, as this is exactly what you have to do in order to protect your PC from harm. Read more »
Zombie Invasion is an adware application that periodically displays commercial advertisements on supported websites. It comes forth as an application that is there to warn you about the incoming zombie invasion. We are not here to question the legitimacy of zombies or their existence. Our aim is to point out that Zombie Invasion and other similar applications could be more worrying than useful. It is a program that needs to display commercial ads to survive. Consequently, you have to remove Zombie Invasion from your computer to avoid any potential computer security threats. Read more »
SuperWeb LLC is a company that creates advertisement-supported programs. Hold Page is one of these programs, and our malware researchers suggest that this browser extension should be removed from the affected Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox browsers without further hesitation. Even though the suspicious program promises to pull “the best deals”, you should not trust its services. According to our experienced malware analysts here at Anti-Spyware-101.com, no SuperWeb application is beneficial. If you need reasons to remove Hold Page from your operating system, this is the article you should read. We have analyzed the disturbing application and have discovered how it works. Read the report and you will find out what was revealed. The report will also help you delete the undesirable application. Read more »
If you have downloaded Mobius Radio yourself, you must have done this believing that the application will help you listen to different online radio stations for free. Even though the program does offer this service, it is far more important that it also displays online advertisements. This may be unexpected, considering that the application is not promoted as an advertising tool, but this is why we identify Mobius Radio as an advertisement-supported program. Even if you find the promoted services to be useful, you should delete the application to prevent the presentation of various online advertisements. Have you already interacted with these ads and you have found them to be useful? We recommend removing Mobius Radio because of the misleading and unreliable ads which may be mixed in as well. Read more »
Norton-fix.net is an advertising server aimed at deceiving computer users into thinking that their computers are infected and that they are dealing with the anti-virus program Norton. The truth is that Norton-fix.net provides the victim with a scam notification featuring a Canadian toll-free support number, which is 1-844-887-6788. The user of the compromised system is supposed to contact the assistance in order to find out what he/she should do next, but we advise you against following the recommendations provided by the Norton-fix.net pop-ups because you are likely to contact online scammers. Moreover, you may not like your phone bill afterwards. Read more »
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