Dealnj is a browser extension that hijacks popular browsers such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer. After penetration, the program starts to bother a huge amount of advertising (banners, coupons, links to ad sites, and so on).
Shopping Optimizer is yet another adware that makes web browsing disturbing. Being promoted by half-true promises, that Shopping Optimizer will grant the user coupons, best offers and discounts, the adware does what it says and shows the ads with different products. Nevertheless these offers cannot be trusted, as they are just a trigger for redirecting to promoting sites.
FrameFox Shop is a typical adware that adds unsavory files to the system and add-ons to browsers in order to produce ads. The adware will flood the webpages you visit with commercial offers. And though, some of them may be pretty beneficial, you should bare in mind that they all are false. The shown content is mainly of trading nature but it doesn’t have a connection to real sellers.
AdSupply is an adware that is widely spread under the pretense of a browser add-on that ensures the users in its liability. AdSupply promoters make people believe that this app is exactly what they need, as it is asserted to have many useful features. Unfortunately, in fact this is just another adware that will generate ads and promote the third-party websites.
Security Utility is promoted to the effect that users might mistake it for a program providing an extra defense for browsers protecting the system from infected websites and the resources delivering phishing attacks. However, Security Utility is justly classified as an adware for well-grounded reasons. The installation of Security Utility will likely cause several system changes like added files and modified registry entries, still, the most evident impact it makes is the ads, generated in great numbers.
