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Developed and published by SuperWeb LLC, Discovery App is a potentially unwanted extension that bears the capabilities of adware. This can be clearly seen in the promotion of various ads during the browsing session. Since Discovery App has access to your browser settings, it can analyze your location, IP-address, and display the content based on the collected data. As you search through the web, you may start seeing a number of news ads and product offers targeting your country or even a city. The extension claims such functionality is useful for people who want to compare prices and save money on online shopping. Whilst this sounds prolific indeed, Discovery App is not trusted in how it stores and uses your data. Not excluded that this app sells it to cybercriminals or other figures hunting for personal data. This is why it highly-recommended to remove Discovery App as it is potentially unwanted and might harm your privacy state. Both removal instructions and protectionary tips can be found in the article below.

Thewowfeed.com is a suspicious page aimed to promote various ads. It does so by displaying a push-notification window asking to click on the "Allow" button. Originally, push-notifications is a great feature alleviating user experience. It helps you track news and other information published on websites. For example, if you subscribe to push-notifications on the New York Times, you will receive its news and articles right on the desktop. Unfortunately, because of the growing popularity of such a feature, some malefactors started abusing it to promote low-quality content for earning money. Displayed banners and ads delivered by Thewowfeed.com and similar domains, can be extremely annoying and dangerous since they might lead to fishing pages, adult websites, and other types of resources spreading viral content. Software with such capabilities is often categorized as adware. Sometimes, it can be hard to remove it due to certain values installed in your system.

PPS Video Player is an application allowing users to play videos of different formats. Whilst such features can be useful for some people, the program has significant flaws that may endanger your safety. As it turned out, PPS Video Player has adware capabilities to generate advertisements and banners across the browser. It does so using a so-called "virtual layer" that enables advertisements to be shown on any page. A range of gained clicks on the advertised content brings profit to its developers. This is the main purpose of PPS Video Player, but not the improvement of users' experience. In addition to this, an important note is that such programs can gather personal data (passwords, IP-addresses, geolocations, etc.) and sell it to third-party organizations for additional profit.

Web Guard is an unwanted extension that targets Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Internet Explorer to run suspicious activity. Initially, it is promoted as a tool to protect yourself on the web by exposing websites or programs that could spy on your data. Also, it allows you to choose which program or website to block from tracking activity. Unfortunately, despite Web Guard looks to be useful, there are serious flaws that can spoil your experience. Web Guard generates a lot of ads, banners, coupons, and other content that appear alongside browsing. The quality of such content can be low and even contain redirects to potentially dangerous pages, putting your privacy at significant risk. Moreover, it has been recorded that Web Guard reduces system performance due to the extensive usage of resources. All in all, Web Guard could be a good extension, unless a number of unwanted capabilities. This is why we recommend you delete it using the instructions below.

Fastclick.net is a malicious cookie that could be recorded in your browser as a result of visiting a suspicious page. Whilst this can seem minor to many users, elements like cookies can gather personal data and send session reports over to remote servers. This is why most security programs have a feature to wipe out cookies and other components that accumulate over browser usage. Users affected by Fastclick.net can experience countless redirects and display of dubious ads whilst using the web. Unfortunately, identifying and deleting fastclick.net cookies can be hard on your own, this is why we have prepared a removal manual to prevent illegitimate abuse of your activity.

Yts.mx is categorized as a rogue website promoting torrent downloads. The page includes a library of popular films that can be downloaded for free. Of course, this can be very appealing for those who want to download a film up to 4K quality, however, not without side-effects, because it uses rogue advertising networks that redirect visitors to other potentially dangerous pages. The appearance of Yts.mx depends on whether you have adware installed. If yes, you will encounter the website each time you launch a browser. Usually, people struggle to delete it from constant appearance, because adware tends to exploit certain values in system registries. Luckily, there is no need to worry about it, because we will help you get rid of it in the article below.

Nbryb.com is used for ad serving, pop-ups display, and creation of redirects in Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Internet Explorer in Windows, Mac, Android or iOS. If you see Nbryb.com advertising on a regular basis, this is a clear indication, that your computer is infected with adware. Using browsers, infected with such malware, becomes a real nightmare. Nbryb.com may redirect to sites with adult content, gambling sites, and online casinos, phishing bank pages, or popular shopping sites like GearBest, Amazon, and others. Users should evade clicking malicious ads by all means, as it can lead to disastrous results. This article aims to help you remove Nbryb.com pop-ups and redirects with precise instructions for various browsers and operating systems.

B-ok.org (a.k.a. ZLibrary, B-ok.cc) is classified as a browser hijacker that alters your homepage adding an ostensibly better search engine. It stands for the largest ebook library with advanced search options to make the searching process more accurate and faster. Unfortunately, B-ok.org is implicated in shady activity - showing unwanted ads and random redirects during the browsing session. It does not necessarily mean that B-ok.org is a virus, but a browser hijacker that should be removed from your PC to prevent identity threats. This is because such applications can track browser history, passwords, and other data entered along with the usage. Get down the article below to find removal instructions as well as protection tips to avert further infiltrations.