Searchall.network

You need to be cautious about any unauthorized changes within your browser. Searchall.network is a suspicious search engine that, according to our research team, could modify your browser. If you notice that it takes over the homepage, default search provider, or the new tab, you need to think if that was done with your permission or without. Needless to say, if the changes were unauthorized, you want to remove Searchall.network without further hesitation. On the other hand, are you sure you do not want to get rid of it even if you installed it willingly? If you continue reading, you will learn why interacting with this seemingly harmless search engine could be dangerous. We also discuss several different methods you could employ if you decided to delete the suspicious search engine and restore regular web browser’s settings. If that is the only reason you have found this article, note that the instructions are available for you right below.

Whether or not Searchall.network was installed without permission, it was installed somehow. Unless, of course, you were simply redirected to it via a different search engine or another website. If that is the case, it is unlikely that you need to worry about anything at all. You might need to clear the browsing data to get rid of tracking cookies, and that is included in the manual removal guide below. If the search tool is fully embedded into your browser – whether via homepage, default search provider, or the new tab – you need to think about a few things. First of all, did it come alone? The chances are that the search tool came bundled along with an application or extension. If that is the case, you want to make sure that you scan your operating system. Of course, you could assess the programs installed yourself, but because malware can slither in and hide, we really recommend employing a trusted malware scanner. In the best scenario, you will have wasted a few minutes spent scanning the system. In the worst case scenario, you will learn about the existence of threats that require removal. Although that is the worst case scenario, you do not want to ignore this potential situation, do you?

When it comes to the services of Searchall.network, we have a few thoughts as well. First of all, it redirects to Google Search. Of course, this search engine is trustworthy and popular, and the results that are shown are not modified by Searchall.network, which is often the case with redirecting hijackers. That being said, if you are redirected without your knowledge, it is not a good sign. The second thing to think about is that you do not know much about the services at all. Normally, we would be able to check the Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, EULA, and other similar statements presented by the service provider to learn more. In this case, such statements are not presented at all, and that is a red flag. Is the service provider trying to hide something? How do they track information? Can cookies be employed to track personal data? Can third-party partners access information? These are questions that you need answers to before you can decide if you want to trust Searchall.network, but, unfortunately, you cannot get them.

So, what are you going to do? Will you delete Searchall.network along with apps, programs, or add-ons that might have been bundled with it? If that is your decision, you can follow the instructions below. They show how to reset the most popular web browsers and clear browsing data on them to ensure that no leftovers persist. Another option is to use anti-malware software. It can be extremely helpful if the search engine is bundled with programs or malware that you do not know how to delete. Furthermore, you can really benefit from the security this software can provide you with. Overall, the removal of Searchall.network should not be too complicated, but if you find yourself running into any kind of problems, you can always consult with us via the comments section below.

Searchall.network Removal

Google Chrome

1. Open the browser and tap Alt+F (Chrome menu).
2. Click Settings, scroll down, and click Advanced.
3. Click Restore settings to their original defaults and click Reset settings.
4. In the Settings menu click Clear browsing data.
5. Choose the time range and boxes and click Clear data.

Internet Explorer

1. Open the browser and tap Alt+T (Tools).
2. Click Internet options and then click the Advanced tab.
3. Click the Reset button, mark Delete personal settings, and click Reset.
4. Tap Alt+T again and click Delete browsing history…
5. Choose the boxes and click Delete.

Mozilla Firefox

1. Open the browser and tap Alt+H (Help).
2. Click Troubleshooting Information and then click Refresh Firefox…
3. Tap Alt+T (Tools), click Options, and click Privacy & Security on the left.
4. Navigate to the History section and click Clear History…
5. Choose the time range and boxes and click Clear Now.