What is FreeDelivery?
FreeDelivery is a computer infection classified as adware application. It means that this program tracks your web browsing activities in order to provide you with customized commercial content in the form of pop-ups and other online advertisements. It may seem that FreeDelivery is there to help you find the best deals online, but the program is not interested in providing you coupons and discount offers. Unless you remove FreeDelivery from your system, this application will end up redirecting you to a number of unreliable websites that could be related to malware distribution.
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Where does FreeDelivery come from?
Our security researchers suggest that FreeDelivery is an old adware application from the Multiplug family. As such, it is clearly based on the JustPlugIt engine, and it is basically identical to BestPricesApp, AutoCouponMaker, SaveON, RightCoupon, and many other applications. None of them are distributed directly. Some of the programs might have official homepages, but they do not provide us with a direct download link.
Consequently, the only way for FreeDelivery to spread around is to make use of third-party installers like InstallRex, Vittalia, and Amonetize. It is very easy to initiate a freeware download, especially if you often frequent Torrent and other file sharing sites that have many fake download buttons. According to our security experts, most of the time, users download and install FreeDelivery on their computers by clicking on these fake download buttons, thinking they are the real deal that will help them download a file or a program they want.
What does FreeDelivery do?
Unfortunately, once FreeDelivery enters your computer, it does not even try to do anything beneficial. The application adds extensions to Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Internet Explorer. Although officially these plug-ins are supposed to provide you with coupon offers when you access online shopping sites, in reality, FreeDelivery makes use of the extensions to promote third-party content that could prove to be detrimental to your system security.
FreeDelivery may not want to infect you with malware, but this application does not do anything to ensure that the content in its ads is safe. Its privacy policy explicitly states that the program is not responsible for the third-party content security, so even if you accidentally get redirected to a corrupted page by clicking on a FreeDelivery ad, the program would not be liable for that.
How do I remove FreeDelivery?
Save yourself the trouble of dealing with a number of annoying programs and computer security threats. Delete FreeDelivery right now via Control Panel, and then get rid of the plug-ins from Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. Eventually, don’t forget to scan the PC with computer security application because FreeDelivery clearly hasn’t arrived on its own, so you need to get rid of other undesirable programs as well.
Manual FreeDelivery Removal
Windows 8 & Windows 8.1
- Slide the mouse cursor to the bottom right of your screen.
- Click Settings on the Charm bar and go to Control Panel.
- Select Uninstall a program and remove FreeDelivery.
Windows Vista & Windows 7
- Click the Start button and open Control Panel.
- Go to Uninstall a program and remove FreeDelivery.
Windows XP
- Open the Start menu and access Control Panel.
- Double-click Add or remove programs and uninstall FreeDelivery.
Remove FreeDelivery from Your Browser
Google Chrome
- Press Alt+F and select More tools.
- Click Extensions and remove FreeDelivery.
Mozilla Firefox
- Press Ctrl+Shift+A and the Add-ons manager tab will open.
- Disable and remove FreeDelivery from Extensions.
- Restart the browser.
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