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Palmodeal might seem to be a perfect program for those people who shop online. The program is compatible with Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome browsers at the moment, but it might be updated in the future. We do not blame those users who download and install Palmodeal on their systems because this program really makes many promises. First of all, it says that it will find and offer the lowest price for the items you like, search coupons, vouchers, and thus help you save money. The program claims that it works on hundreds of online stores, including eBay and Amazon. Read more »

Altonav Ads pop up on your screen when the Altonav adware program gets installed on your PC. It is obvious that these ads are extremely annoying, but you should also take into consideration the fact that they might be dangerous as well. Adware programs are created having money in mind, but they could be easily exploited by cyber criminals as vehicles for malware distribution. Read more »

Awesome-Promos is yet another “money-saver” from the notorious Multiplug family of useless adware applications, but the only ones making money out of it will be the creators. Of course, they could not make a cent if there were not unsuspecting users clicking on the advertisements, best offers, and deals they are presented with by this adware. Without the users’ “support” no criminals could make a nice living and make up newer useless applications while cruising with their private yachts on the sea. Read more »

You may think that Olive Browser is a fun browsing tool, but, in reality, it is just another potentially unwanted program that has hidden agenda. If you rely on olivebrowser.com, you will think that this web browser can make web surfing more enjoyable. What is more, it should also ensure safe browsing. What this websites fails to disclose is that the supposedly amazing browser can show advertisements. Of course, this is not kept in secret, and, if you check the Terms & Conditions document, you will learn how this PUP truly works. Read more »

The presence of Monarch Find on your computer is definitely not a positive “find” because it means that your system has been infiltrated and infected by an adware program. If this adware is on your PC, there is a good chance that it is not alone. Therefore, it is possible that not only are you flooded with third-party ads while you are browsing the web, but your browser might also be hijacked. Read more »

According to the developers of HaggleDazzle, this application is very useful because it will enable users to compare prices and will provide them with various deals and promotional codes. Even though the publisher of this MultiPlug adware says that HaggleDazzle is very decent and useful, you should delete it from your computer as soon as you can. Read more »

PackEditorTools claims to be a useful application that packs “all the design tools in one,” but what you really get is third-party advertisements instead that may lead you to more malware infections. Having this ad-supported program on your PC may mean that you have visited freeware websites lately and installed a software package. In that case, there may be more threats on your computer that you can manually manage. Read more »

Temperature Scout is an application that will keep you informed about the temperature in your area. It seems that it will detect your location automatically and then provide you with the weather forecast. You will see it in the small window at the bottom-right corner of your desktop. Temperature Scout seems to be a really promising program, so users often download and install it on their systems from its official website temperaturescout.com. Read more »

CouponGiant is an advertising-supported application (adware) that belongs to the MultiPlug family. It is known that this program can randomize its name, so if you ever detect a program with a similar name, there is basically no doubt that it is the same CouponGiant. This program might really seem to be beneficial at first sight, but it is, actually, not, so we recommend deleting it soon after you have detected it on your computer. Read more »

Adware programs are quite common nowadays. Once such ad-supported program is known as SelectionToolkit and should be removed at the very same moment that it is found running on your operating system. Unfortunately, quite often unsuspecting Internet users are simply tricked into downloading and installing this worthless piece of software. This is so because vendors of this invasive program use devious marketing strategies. On the official website, this adware program is promoted as a tool that should ease up your searches. Read more »