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Web Flipper is an adware program, and you can find it at webflipper.co. The application is aimed at improving your browsing experience by providing you with different types of advertisements. In case you have already tried the application and see that it only hampers your browsing sessions, do not hesitate to remove it from the PC.Web Flipper is identical to WebSpades, BrowseMark, GoingGo, and many other applications that are installed as browser add-ons. Web Flipper works on Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. Web Flipper may get to your browsers not only from its official websites but from other sources too. The browser add-on can be bundled with other programs, including browser extensions and media players; hence, it is highly advisable to pay close attention to every single page of the installation wizard in order not to miss the chance to prevent unwanted changes within the system. Read more »

You have SupraSavings installed on your computer if you see a lot of pop-up advertisements appear on your web browser and most of them are labeled as “ads by SupraSavings” or “brought by SupraSavings”. This adware application may slow down your browser and expose you to a variety of annoying commercial advertisements. It is in your best interest to remove SupraSavings from your computer. Adware applications are not computer malware, but they pose certain computer security risks that should be taken into consideration. Therefore, the sooner you remove SupraSavings from the system the better. Read more »

Video-High by VideoHQ is a free browser add-on which is introduces to computer users as an application that can display online videos in their highest quality. However, the application has some additional features, which may encourage you to remove it from your computer soon after installing it. Video-High by VideoHQ, or simply Video-High, displays advertisements, which can be displayed when using Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. Video-High is categorized as adware and has been found to be related to HD Total, HD Plus, and TornTV because all these programs, as well as Video-High by VideoHQ are based on Crossrider platform. Read more »

What should you do if you discover ‘Fixing and removing Registry errors’ ads? Should you click on them? Should you download the software promoted via them? Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers advise ignoring these ads because they could be unreliable. As it has been discovered, the suspicious adverts are not promoted by authentic advertisers. In fact, if you discover the obnoxious pop-ups, it is most likely that advertisement supported software, like Feven, have been installed onto the computer. As you may have guessed, you need to find and remove ‘Fixing and removing Registry errors’ ads related applications to ensure that the irritating advertisement stop flooding the browsers. Read more »

If you are experiencing a constant onslaught of pop-up ads you might have SugarSearch Ads installed on your computer. It is an adware application that belongs to the SuperWeb family of browser extensions. The types of advertisements that you seen on your screen depends on your overall web browsing habits, as SugarSearch Ads collects such data and then process it in order to provide you with familiar content. Such tactics is employed by a wide number of adware applications and even search engines and it is not illegal. However, when it comes to adware, it raises some security concerns, so in order to avoid potential risks it is for the best to remove SugarSearch Ads. Read more »

Hdshop is an adware application that is responsible for displaying commercial advertisements on your browser. You may install this application on your computer without even realizing it. Such applications as hdshop are usually distributed bundled with freeware via third party downloaders and installers. They may not be direct computer security threats, but you are strongly recommended to remove hdshop from the computer, as a prolonged exposure to third party content may cause serious security issues. For more on hdshop removal, simply scroll down to the bottom of this article, and you will find manual removal instructions there. Read more »

Coupon Clipster Ads will start bothering you if you download and install Coupon Clipster, which is nothing more than just an advertising-supported application. You should not keep it on your system even if it claims that it is going to help you save money. The truth is rather different; it has been found out that you are going to see different kinds of commercial ads instead. You are informed about this in End User License Agreement. We believe that all these ads are very intrusive, which is why we do not recommend keeping the program on your PC. If you do not delete it, you will have to be prepared that you browsing activities will be ruined. Read more »

If you are concerned about jsr.jsdriver.net advertisement, it means that your computer contains an adware program, which may be installed as a browser plug-in. Usually, such advertisements as jsr.jsdriver.net pop-ups are displayed when using Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, and if you find that some unknown browser add-in is present on your browsers, keep in mind that it may not be enough to disable the application. In the case of manual removal, it is important to check Control Panel, which you can do with the help of our uninstall guide provided below. Read more »

Uninst.exe is an executable file that is found in a setup of a number of potentially unwanted and dangerous applications. You may not be aware of the fact that you have uninst.exe running on your system, unless you go through the list of running processes on Windows Task Manager carefully. Due to the fact that uninst.exe is not a stand-alone file, in order to remove uninst.exe from your computer, you need to take care of the program that has it in its setup first. To determine which unwanted or potentially dangerous program you have installed on your PC, run a full system scan with licensed antimalware tool. Read more »

Anti-Spyware-101.com malware researchers have discovered that PCTechHotline is a potentially unwanted program, also known as a PUP, which may have been installed onto your operating system packaged with other software. It has been revealed that in some cases the application could be bundled with software installers related to SmartTweak. The program could be installed alongside other software, and you need to be extra cautious with the presented installers. Look out for additionally attached software and decline their installation if you can. Unfortunately, you may need to worry about PCTechHotline removal after it gets installed silently. If this has happened, make sure you delete the PUP and get rid of the applications which may have enabled its installation. Want to learn more? Then continue reading. Read more »