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If you keep seeing various commercials on the screen, there is a slight possibility that you have an advertising-supported application on your system. RemoveAdsTube is one of them and it is very prevalent nowadays. It has been found out that this software is targeted at Windows users only, which means that it might infect a great number of computers throughout the world. Have you already detected it on your computer? If so, we recommend that you remove RemoveAdsTube as soon as possible. The removal of this adware will allow you to avoid other undesirable applications that might enter the system via advertisements that RemoveAdsTube generates. Read more »

TPerfectCoupon is a browser add-on that offers you a chance to get online deals, special offers, and other shopping-related information. The program is based on the JustPlugIt browser extension creation engine, which has been used to create multiple advertising-supported browser add-ons, including KingCoupon and RoyalCoupon. Like other JustPlugIt-based browser add-ons, TPerfectCoupon is distributed by the Installrex installer. TPerfectCoupon should be removed from the computer because this browser add-on is programmed to display third-party advertisements, which means that you can be redirected to insecure websites. Read more »

Ads by ContextFree are commercial advertisements that appear on a new browser window and interfere with your web browsing process. Such commercial ads are more annoying than dangerous, but it is not recommended to keep adware applications on your computer because they could be related to serious infections. Read more »

Oddly enough you cannot install PodoWeb from podoweb.net. In fact, it is unlikely that you would know anything about this program or install it with a purpose. The creators of the suspicious browser plugin are not interested in promoting the tool or marketing it because it is distributed using bundled downloads, and most computer users install it completely accidentally. Read more »

If you have noticed DealBulldog Toolbar added to your Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox browsers, you should better get rid of it as soon as possible because this software will provide you with advertisements and other third-party content that will lead you to suspicious websites. Read more »

KingCoupon is a browser add-on which is supposed to provide you with special offers, online deals, coupons, and other shopping-related information. The program is compatible with Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox and is based on the JustPlugIt browser creation engine, which is commonly used to produce advertising-supported programs. Read more »

SmarterPower is a free browser add-on which is supposed to help save time and money. The program accompanies the user on every website and provides him/her with web banners, coupons, special offers, in-line advertisements, and pop-ups. Read more »

If you keep seeing various advertisements while you browse the web and shop online, it is definitely worth checking whether your system does not contain SmartSaver 15.1 or any other undesirable application. Have you already detected SmartSaver 15.1? If so, you should know that it is one of the versions of Smart-SaverPlus. This program is just a typical advertising-supported application; thus, it will not do anything beneficial to you. Read more »

If your screen is bombarded with various commercial advertisements, we advise you to check whether an extension called Playtopus 1.0 is not installed on your system. You might have downloaded this software from Playtopus.com or it might have entered your system without your permission. Either way, we recommend that you remove Playtopus entirely from the system because this software might cause you inconvenience and even lead to potential infections. Read more »

If it happens that CouponSupport manages to enter the system, you might start seeing various commercial advertisements on your screen. The presence of ads might not seem harmful at first sight; however, you should know that they might not only disrupt browsing activities, but also lead to infections. Read more »