- Shows commercial adverts
- Cant change my homepage
- Annoying Pop-up's
Freshy ToolbarHave you downloaded the Freshy Toolbar onto your Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari and Internet Explorer browsers? Where did you acquire this suspicious application from? If you have downloaded it from ct8589.ourtoolbar.com, you now have a toolbar which links you to softonic.com, apps.conduit.com, google.com/search, freshy123.xanga.com, and other websites alike. If you have acquired the toolbar from welcomefreshy.ourtoolbar.com, you may find links to Facebook and thefreedictionary.com. Both of these plugins belong to Conduit Ltd., and we recommend that you delete them from your browsers. Continue reading the report to learn how to remove Freshy Toolbar from the browsers and the computer. Are you familiar with Bitlord Toolbar, Connect Toolbar, Oscar Delta Toolbar and other Conduit family add-ons? Even though these extensions may seem beneficial at first, you need to be extra careful about the way they work. First of all, you must beware of the third party software which may travel bundled with the toolbar. Therefore, once you decide to download the application and you are presented with the setup – pay close attention to the presented information. Secondly, you need to be extra cautious about software and tools which may be presented. We recommend refusing any additional software packaged with Freshy Toolbar, including Conduit search tools because they have been discovered to be unreliable and void. If you have discovered that the start page/home page of your web browsers has been changed to the suspicious search.conduit.com, you must have accepted a replacement during the installation process. Even though the Conduit search tools may prove to be useful at certain times, you should not trust them without caution. As you may have noticed already, the suspicious application may route you to the Google search engine, which is quite suspicious. Depending on the version of the Freshy Toolbar that you run, it could redirect you to a number of suspicious sites as well. What is more, you could be presented with sponsored search results, as well as suspicious banner advertisements. Clicking on these is not recommended. If you have decided to delete Freshy Toolbar from the PC and remove the Conduit search tools from the browsers, you can follow the manual removal instructions presented bellow. Note that if the plugin has been dropped onto the PC without your authorization, it must have been installed illegally. This suggests that computer infections could have corrupted the operating system. In this case it is strongly recommended that you install automatic malware detection and removal software onto the operating system. Delete Freshy ToolbarDelete from Windows XP:
Delete from Windows Vista/Windows 7:
Delete from Windows 8:
Remove Conduit search toolsRemove from Internet Explorer:
Remove from Mozilla Firefox:
Remove from Google Chrome:
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This does not work. I deleted the program long ago,but it is still taking over my browser.
Freshy is EVIL. I can find no trace to remove from this or any other removal advice. There appears to be nothing there, but every time I open Firefox, there it is in the default home page.
Me as well. This guide is USELESS.
Glad to see I am not the only one frustrated having to go through this. It's unfortunate that I am not alone though.
I can't get rid of this no matter what I try...
complete ***** for help, this is useless info
I think freshy/conduit continues to morph. I had an infection about 6 months ago on a different machine and was able (after a number of tries) to remove it from the Home Page under Internet Options opened while running FireFox (the infected browser) as described by Tom above. I've got it now on my daugher-in-laws machine, but that trick doesn't seem to work this go-round.... I'll post back if I get it.
In Firefox, go to Help, Troubleshooting Information, and Reset Firefox. It works.
Freshy Toolbar just tried to download on me when I was installing GIMP
I have a solution
1. Go to help in firefox
2. Select troubleshoot information
3. Under "Important Modified Preferences ",
4. look for "browser.startup.homepage" and on the right section, you will see the stupid freshy.com
6. Scroll down till you see ""user.js Preferences"
7. Click on the "user.js file" link and open the file
8. Edit the line "user_pref("browser.startup.homepage")" and you are done.
That did it - thanks!
I could not edit the file as Felix in #9 suggested. HOWEVER, Robert, #7 suggestion DID work. I had removed Firefox, edited the registry for 'fresh' and removed all of the freshy references. Then I reinstalled and while in the intro screens, I did the refresh. #&%*ing garbage!
Comment #7 by Robert worked for me. Comment #9 did not.
I wasn't able to edit file:///C:/Users/***/AppData/Roaming/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/1coi182b.default/user.js
but I was able to just delete the thing. Everything seems fine now, but we shall see
7 for me as well, thanks!
Perfect
Thanks Felix
Comment #7 by Robert worked for me. Comment #9 did not. Thanks so much!!!!!
Neither #7 nor #9 is working for me.
Okay, I think I got it to work. I had to hit "Refresh" from the Firefox main help page, not from the troubleshooting page.
Hopefully it's gone for good-- thanks!
#9 Felix awesome solution! worked perfectly.
There is no "help" or "trouble shooting" in Firefox... where the fuc* do I get to it?
Fuc* freshy
Comment #9 showed me where th problem was, but I was unable to edit the file as suggested. The I tried comment #7 and it worke. By the way, the help button is hidden in Firefox. But you can see it after pressing "Alt".
Thanks a lot to all of you.
what about if I don't have firefox just regular windows exporer. I see its not enabling me to get it out or remove it from default mode