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Jdl.findpre.net is an advertising server which can be used various adware programs. Jdl.findpre.net sends a new advertisement to the browser every time a website is loaded. Usually, a new advertisement appears in the same place, which means that the format of the advertisements is relatively the same. Due to the fact that the server can be used by basically any adware program, it is impossible to pinpoint all the programs associated with the server. It is very likely that the adware proving you with Jdl.findpre.net advertisements is compatible with Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox. However, bear in mind that it is worth checking whether the application has its uninstaller. If it does, it is important to uninstall the program. If you want to fully rid the browsers of Jdl.findpre.net pop-ups, you should rely on a spyware removal tool so that you can also shield the system from other unreliable programs. Read more »

Yula is another advertising-supported application that might enter your system secretly without asking your permission. After it gets there, it will start displaying various pop-ups, interstitial, in-text, and video-related ads. You might even notice several advertisements on your screen at the same time, which means that Yula is as invasive as other similar programs published by Super Web LLC, for instance, Trontizer, Cling-Clang, Trolatunt, and others. This program will appear on Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox, which means that the only solution to get rid of Yula is to remove it entirely from the system. Read more »

TubeAdBlocker is a free browser add-on whose major goal is to block YouTube advertisements so that you can enjoy YouTube videos. The application is compatible with Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. TubeAdBlocker is promoted at tubeadblocker.eu, and the official website is akin to ytblockerapp.in, where a program serving the same functions is promoted. Both applications display randomly generated names, which means that instead of the original name you may find TubeAudBlocker, TuabeAdBlocker, or any other name. Read more »

Adware helper iWebar can be installed onto Google Chrome, Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox web browsers silently, without your permission. The application is published by Goobzo Ltd., and so there is no question why it is presented alongside other programs published by the same company. Adware Sense, YTDownloader, Youtube Accelerator, JollyWallet, ShopperPro and Object Browser are the programs which can travel bundled with the suspicious adware helper. Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers advise that you remove iWebar from the PC because this is a highly intrusive application which can be used for a variety of questionable processes, including virtual data collection and software updating. Read more »

Api.paltip.com is a server that belongs to PalTip, or paltip.com, which enables computer users to earn commission. If you find an api.paltip.com web banner when you access some shopping websites, it means that your browser, most likely Google Chrome, contains the PalTip browser add-on. Api.paltip.com, or simply PalTip, is a legitimate service which is used by computer users to recommend products and earn money every time the recommendation is reviewed and accepted by another computer user. Read more »

Arcade Frontier is a browser extension which is presented via arcadefrontier.com. The plugin does not have a direct download link; however, if you click Premium Games and try to play the promoted online games, you will be asked to install the application first. Needless to say, you should not install the program without thinking about it first. Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers advise that you check the Privacy Policy before you decide upon anything. If you mind the program collecting information about your virtual activity and enabling third party advertising, you certainly should not install it. Do you want to learn how to remove Arcade Frontier? This report will explain why computer users choose to delete the application and how this process can be carried out. Read more »

Ilivid.com is a website that distributes iLivid Free Download Manager. If you have found yourself at the website, you most probably got redirected after having clicked a pop-up ad, or an embedded text-link. iLivid is well-known as a potentially unwanted application that can modify your browser settings and install a number of additional applications neither of us needs. However, it is not a computer infection, and users need to understand that if they do not install iLivid via ilivid.com, then it is very likely that the application has arrived bundled with freeware. Read more »

Ignore advertisements presented via Gos.drivedo.net because this advertising domain is unreliable and is connected to suspicious, potentially intrusive browser extensions. Whether you have PassShow or other advertisement supported browser extensions running on the browsers, it is possible that they have enabled the connection to the suspicious advertising domain. Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers warn that in order to remove Gos.drivedo.net advertisements you might need to delete the suspicious browser extensions first. Continue reading to find out how the connection to the domain is made, why it is dangerous, and how you should terminate potentially malicious activity. Read more »

AppToU is an adware application that can slow down your browser and spam you with annoying commercial advertisements. The main excuse this application makes is that AppToU should help you save money on your purchases online. In other words, AppToU should provide you with information on optimal price list throughout an extensive list of online stores. Unfortunately, the application does not seem to do anything of the kind, and if you have it installed on your computer, it would be in your best interest to remove AppToU right now. Adware applications are not dangerous computer infections, but they could be risky. Read more »

DownloadCrowd.com domain name appears on pop-ups that attack you suddenly out of nowhere. But is it really so? Pop-ups are usually just annoying nuisances, but if you see them appear during your web browsing sessions constantly, it may be the first sign that your computer’s security has been compromised. If you see DownloadCrowd.com pop-ups appear, scan your computer with SpyHunter free scanner to see whether you have any adware or potentially unwanted programs installed and if so, remove them immediately. By removing all adware programs you will be able to get rid of DownloadCrowd.com pop-ups as well. Read more »