Trusted Saver

When you install a new browser extension you probably expect it to be safe and improve your web browsing experience. Unfortunately, Trusted Saver does only half of the job. It is not a computer infection, and you can choose whether you want to install it or not, but most of the time users are recommended to remove Trusted Saver from their PCs, because the extension comes with certain security risks you simply cannot ignore. If you are an avid online shopper, you should use some other extension for your coupons, if you do not want to experience a data leak.

Trusted Saver can be downloaded from the official website at trustedsaver.com. The extension is compatible with Google Chrome, Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox web browsers. Once installed, it displays a variety of coupon and discount offers, all of which are supposed to help you save money when you purchase things online. Naturally, there is nothing dangerous about these coupons or Trusted Saver itself; however, the extension makes an extensive use of cookies that could cause you some trouble.

The problem is that Trusted Saver uses cookies to collect information about your web browsing habits. It is done in order to generate a list of coupons and discount offers that would be related to what you usually shop for online. Nevertheless, Trusted Saver could also use cookies placed by a third party (it is pointed out so in the extension’s Privacy Policy), and it could not be held responsible for whatever information those cookies would collect.

Now, cookies initially are not dangerous, they just collect data, but if they are hacked and reprogrammed to steal important information, you might experience a sensitive data leak, eventually resulting in money theft. It is only a question of time before Trusted Saver gets exploited by a malicious third party and you get infected with malware. Do not take chances. Follow the instructions below and remove Trusted Saver from your system right now.

Manual Trusted Saver Removal

Windows 8

1. Move mouse cursor to the bottom right corner of the screen.
2. When Charms bar appears, click Settings and open Control Panel.
3. Click Uninstall a program and remove Trusted Saver.

Windows Vista & Windows 7

1. Open Start menu and click Control Panel.
2. Select Uninstall a program and remove Trusted Saver.

Windows XP

1. Open Start menu and go to Control Panel.
2. Open Add or remove programs and uninstall Trusted Saver.

Remove Trusted Saver from your browser

Internet Explorer

1. Press Alt+X and click Manage add-ons.
2. Remove Trusted Saver from Toolbars and Extensions.

Mozilla Firefox

1. Press Ctrl+Shift+A and Add-ons manager tab will open.
2. Disable and remove Trusted Saver from Extensions.

Google Chrome

1. Press Alt+F and click Tools.
2. Select Extensions and remove Trusted Saver from the list.

After manual removal, run a full PC scan with SpyHunter free scanner to check whether you need to remove any other potentially unwanted program. Do all you can to protect your system from malicious threats.