RadioRage Toolbar

Users often listen to their favorite radio stations online, and there is an extensive number of applications that makes their Internet radio experience easier. RadioRage Toolbar is one of those extensions that provide you with the list of local and internet radio stations, new song recommendations, music news and so on. It can also display lyrics, music videos, connect you to Last.fm and so on. Nevertheless, the toolbar can also get exploited by malicious third parties, so you need to think carefully before you install it on your PC. In case you want to remove RadioRage Toolbar from your computer, refer to the instructions below this article.

RadioRage Toolbar is compatible with Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox browsers. It is a legitimate program created by Mindspark Interactive Network, and keeping in mind its mean of installation, RadioRage Toolbar is closely related to InboxAce Toolbar, MindDabble Toolbar and other similar browser extensions. RadioRage Toolbar can be downloaded from various sources, but it would be the best to refer to radiorage.com (its official website), if you really want to use this plugin. Otherwise, the toolbar downloaded from third party websites could come together with additional freeware application you neither need nor want.

It is also important to notice that if you install the full version of RadioRage Toolbar, your home page and default search engine will be changed to Ask Search. It is a legitimate website and there is nothing malicious about it, but if you do not want it on your browser, you need to be attentive during the installation process, as a huge number of users simply go through it automatically, without reading the setup steps. As a result, they end up applying modifications to their browsers without even realizing it. In order to avoid it, you simply need to be attentive.

The problems with RadioRage Toolbar may arise when you start seeing pop-up ads, generated by your new extensions. It is also possible for such browser plugins to get exploited by malicious third parties. The thing is that RadioRage Toolbar collects your web browsing information in order to provide you with the most relevant radio and music search results. However, should this information get into the hands of cyber criminals, they could make use of it in order to infect you with malware.

Therefore, think carefully before you install any third party extensions on your browser, and remove RadioRage Toolbar from your computer to ensure your system’s safety.

How to remove RadioRage Toolbar

Windows 8

1. Move mouse cursor to the bottom right corner of the screen.
2. Select Settings and go to Control Panel.
3. Click Uninstall a program and remove RadioRage Internet Explorer Toolbar and RadioRage Firefox Toolbar.

Windows Vista & Windows 7

1. Open Start menu and click Control Panel.
2. Go to Uninstall a program and remove RadioRage Internet Explorer Toolbar and RadioRage Firefox Toolbar.

Windows XP

1. Open Start menu and click Control Panel.
2. Select Add or remove programs and uninstall RadioRage Internet Explorer Toolbar and RadioRage Firefox Toolbar.

How to restore your browser settings

Internet Explorer

1. Press Alt+X and click Internet options.
2. Under General tab, change your home page address and press OK.
3. Press Alt+X again and select Manage add-ons.
4. Click Search Providers on the left.
5. Set a new default search engine and remove Ask Search.

Mozilla Firefox

1. Click the search provider icon on the left of search box (top right corner).
2. Select Manage search engines and remove Ask Search from the list.
3. Click OK and then press the orange Firefox button (top left corner).
4. Go to Options and change your homepage address under General tab. Click OK.

Once you are done with manual removal, scan your PC with SpyHunter free scanner in order to check whether your system is absolutely safe. Do not hesitate to invest in a reliable computer security tool if necessary.