Go.mennythanks.com is a fake search engine that might show up on your browser in the event of infection with browser hijacker. Usually, it sneaks into system while installing some free program when a user forgets to disable Go.mennythanks.com coming as an optional offer. A browser hijacker tweaks browser configuration to be able to display misleading ads which often leads to harmful sites that often contain viruses.
CryptoPriceSearch is a misleading search domain from Mindspark that might appear on your browser’s homepage. This search engine is more focused on users interested in cryptocurrency and it might seem useful at first sight, but it is not so. In fact, it’s a typical browser hijacker that is used for link promotion.
Search.heasymapsaccess2.com may take place of your browser’s search engine and resist your attempts to replace it. There are many similar threats on Web trying to invade your browser in order to advertise partnered links. It often occurs after user forgets to disable offered options while installing freeware.
Addition for iNinja is a questionable browser extension that might be installed without user’s agreement. Usually, it comes with free programs, so if you wonder how it was installed on your computer, then you most likely failed to disable optional “Addition for iNinja” offered by download client. This program makes unwanted modifications to the browser configuration and System registry to launch extension on startup, make browser open specific sites and prevent its removal.
Chumsearch.com is a deceptive search engine that is imposed on Mac users as the primary one after browser hijacking. A browser hijacker gets on the system merged with freeware after you fail to disable optional programs offered by the download client. Developers use Chumsearch.com for advertising and this becomes evident, given its tendencies to redirect to sponsored pages and flood you with bothersome ads.