Webveil Browser

Webveil Browser claims to be “built for speed, simplicity, and security.” The browser itself is developed by Clara-Labs and it does not have an official website. As its official web page does not exist, it is very likely that it slithers onto computer without permission, or it tends to travel bundled with other suspicious programs. We believe that you should get rid of Webveil Browser and start using another browser instead of Webveil Browser because it is definitely not the most reliable web browser. Research carried out by the specialists working at pcthreat.com has revealed that Webveil Browser might act in an unwanted way and there is even a small possibility that it will cause harm to your system indirectly. Therefore, we believe that you should use another browser. We will explain you how you can get rid of Webveil Browser easily and quickly in this article.

We cannot say that this browser is unique because it is based on the Chromium engine. The browser looks like any other browser, but we do not think that it can be trusted 100%. The main reason why it is so is the fact that your searches will be redirected via trovi.com, which is known to be an unreliable search engine. In other words, you might be provided with modified search results (e.g. sponsored links and third-party ads) if you use the search box placed on the startup page of Webveil Browser. These links and ads look really decent at first sight; however, they might take you to untrustworthy web pages. It is really difficult to avoid them because they look like ordinary search results. Specialists have also found that Webveil Browser can connect to the Internet without your permission. On top of that, it will start the moment your Windows loads up. As there is a possibility that Webveil Browser will act in an unwanted way, we suggest removing it from the system. Continue reading to find out how to do that in the blink of an eye.

As we have already mentioned, it is very likely that Webveil Browser has entered your system with the help of other programs because its official website does not exist. It means that other undesirable programs might be installed on your computer too. Our specialists believe that these programs can be adware, other potentially unwanted applications, and browser hijackers mainly. It is a must to remove them from the system because they might really act in an unwanted way. In fact, they might even not allow you to surf the web freely. You can find out whether untrustworthy programs really exist on your system by scanning your PC with a diagnostic tool. Click on the Download button placed below to download it.

Luckily, all potentially unwanted applications can be erased via Control Panel. Thus, if you have ever tried doing that yourself, you will not find it difficult to get rid of Webveil Browser. If you want to be sure that you perform the removal steps correctly, you should use our manual removal instructions (see below). Another way to eliminate this PUP is to scan the system with an automatic malware remover. In our opinion, this method is more reliable if compared to the manual one because all the suspicious programs will be deleted from the system at once. On top of that, a reliable security tool will protect your system from future malware.

Delete Webveil Browser

Windows XP

1. Click the Start button and select Control Panel.
2. Click Add or Remove Programs.
3. Select the program and click Remove.

Windows 8/Windows 8.1/Windows 10

1. Launch RUN and enter Control Panel in the box.
2. Click OK and then select Uninstall a program.
3. Right-click on Webveil Browser and click Uninstall.

Windows 7 and Vista

1. Open the Start menu (tap the Windows key).
2. Select Control Panel and then click Uninstall a program.
3. Locate the unwanted application.
4. Click Uninstall.