EasyShopper Ads

The EasyShopper browser add-on may attract the attention of users that make regular purchases through their browser and like to benefit from comparative pricing and user reviews. Active online shoppers may encounter the EasyShopper browser add-on on software deployment platforms and install EasyShopper with a freeware bundle via the 'Express' or 'Typical' option. You should think twice before agreeing to the terms of service that come with the EasyShopper add-on because it is adware and may present users with misleading information and corrupted advertisements. Security experts note that the EasyShopper adware is similar to CouponsMachine and Monetomi and may install its files in the hidden AppData folder to evade detection. The EasyShopper adware may make itself apparent by using JavaScript to inject additional advertisements on the pages you browse. The ads by EasyShopper may be loaded on banners, floating ad-boxes, in-text hyperlinks and pop-up windows. The EasyShopper adware may use a file structure of CRX, BHO, DLL, INF, XPI and RDF files to manipulate the behavior of all browsers that run the Gecko, WebKit and Trident engines.

That means that the EasyShopper adware is cross-compatible and has versions for Mac OS and Android OS. The EasyShopper adware may welcome users to link their PayPal account to several online stores under the pretense of speeding up purchases. Needless to say, it is a terrible idea to provide your credit card details to the EasyShopper adware and its operators. Security experts add that the EasyShopper adware may be linked to several severe threats among which are Rovnix and Telax. The EasyShopper adware may combine information including your MAC and IP address, browser, and system type with your Internet history to create a unique advertising profile, and generate customized commercials. Computer users that are affected by the EasyShopper are not advised to input their credit card data online unless the EasyShopper is removed. You can purge the EasyShopper adware by using a trusted anti-malware instrument that is designed to clean your system from adware.