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MyBrowser is called an advertising software (adware for short). This means that it’s a program specially designed to distribute publicity by inserting it in every website you visit. Usually malicious programs like MyBrowser easily manage t...

Super Great is an advertising software that trust on people being distracted when installing something new into their computers so it can be installed without any obstacles. To distribute ads and spy on browsing activity are the main objectives ...

Catered To You is and adware also classified as a potentially unwanted program, because its creator gives no clear explanation of what the program will do once it’s installed. Catered To You two main (and only ones actually) goals are to s...

Oasis Space is a potentially unwanted program which is offered as an “optional” software within some install process originally conceived from some free software but that have been modified to include Oasis Space. We say this is a &#...

Treasure Track is an unwanted program distributed through free software install programs found in several download platforms. This distribution technique allows them to achieve a huge amount of successful installations in computers whose users w...

Deal Maverick is an adware also considered a PUP (meaning Potentially Unwanted Program). If you’re being affected by Deal Maverick, it’s a consequence of your own lack of attention when installing something new in your computer. If y...

Dig Deep is a name linked to an unwanted program that is distributed through modified install programs for free software. This technique allows many useless programs to be installed in computers whose users will never installed them otherwise. T...

ads by RR (or Rapid Reader) is a new version of an unwanted program already known under several different names such as Term Trident, Phrase Professor, Term Coach and many others which we have made the effort to report in the pages or How to rem...

Magical Find is the name of a potentially unwanted program, meaning a software that is not recognized as malicious by several antivirus because it doesn’t actually act as a virus; on the other hand we say “potentially unwanted”...