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Avast Browser Cleanup

Version:12.1.2272.125

License: Free for Windows

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Version

12.1.2272.125

Updated

2018-10-27 14:45:18

Compatibility

Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11

Size

4.09 MB

Architecture

x32/x64

Language

Russian, English

Developer

Avast

Website

www.avast.com

Description

Avast Browser Cleanup is a program that maintains a user-friendly browser interface and protects against malware, just download Avast Browser Cleanup. This is a new program from the famous developer Avast.

Often the installation of extensions in the browser leads to an overabundance of unnecessary toolbars, add-ons that the user does not use. The utility allows you to remove and disable unnecessary extensions. You can download Avast Browser Cleanup for Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer.

The application provides the following features

Clean the browser from unnecessary and intrusive plug-ins and extensions on the toolbar and other parts of the interface that you can't remove yourself.
Reset the home page to its original settings.

The advantage of the utility in question is its intuitive interface. After launching the program, the user sees a list of installed extensions. Next, you only need to select the plugin that needs to be removed. Avast Browser Cleanup is suitable for Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 and 10.

At freesoft.ru you can download Avast Browser Cleanup for free for your computer, as well as other useful programs for your PC, phone and other devices.

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8 years ago

yankrik

I was surfing the Internet looking for a video splitting program. I came across a nice blog with a review of free software, where there were 100 positive comments. I downloaded the first program and started installing it. The program was in an exe archive, which puzzled me a bit. After installing it, the cursor started blinking rapidly and the screen refreshed. I realized I was in some kind of trouble, so I canceled the installation immediately. But that didn't help. On my desktop, I got all kinds of trippers from my mail.ru, which I didn't give a shit about, all kinds of amigo shit, which I uninstalled after 2 minutes. But these bastards from mail.ru have embedded their virus everywhere they could. They hid everything on system disks, in the autostart program, but the saddest thing and what annoyed me most of all - in all browsers. I put ccleaner, it cleaned my computer, but nothing helped, it only reset all the browser settings that I had to write all the addresses and passwords again. I tried to put doctor web curet, I found 21 trojans, which it successfully removed the second time, but it did not help me. I started cleaning system folders with my hands, disabled all autoloading, disabled and removed all extensions from all browsers, but after restarting, again opening chrome and google site, again opens this shitty go.mail.ru nobody needs and on all sides this shitty advertising. I was about to format Windows, when suddenly, I found this program Avast Browser Cleanup, which for 1 minute, cleaned all this syphilis, what a rush. I didn't even know it existed, I knew about avast a long time ago but I haven't used it lately because I mostly use linux and I only use vidose to learn the language on roseta stone because linux has sound problems. Big kudos to the guys at avast and thanks for your hard work. And guys from mail.ru - burn in hell!!!

9 years ago

Vlad

I'm installing Avast Browser Cleanup 5. It finally got rid of the Sspace Offerrs extension (or something like that) in Chrome. I don't know how I managed to get it, but it was a mess, you clean it all out, restart the computer and it's installed again and shovels ads everywhere, brr. But here, the program found the extension and removed it! I never saw it again.