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Jet Browser Contains Potentially Unwanted Programs

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Jet Browser Contains Potentially Unwanted Programs

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The website jetbrowser.com has a browser called Jet Browser that contains Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUP). Potentially Unwanted Programs are applications that contain adwares, toolbars or web browser hijackers. These programs tend to be difficullt to remove after they have been installed on your computer.

This is how the website jetbrowser.com looks:

website jetbrowser.com

The Jet Browser installation file JetBrowserSetup.exe was scanned with 46 antivirus programs and 3 detected adwares and other potentially unwanted programs.

Below are the antivirus software and the threats they have detected.

Here is the result of the scan:

File name: JetBrowserSetup.exe
Detection ratio: 3 / 46
Analysis date: 2013-02-27

Antivirus - Threats
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AVG --- Suspicion: unknown virus
ESET --- NOD32 a variant of Win32/InstallBrain.W
VIPRE --- InstallBrain (fs)

If you have already installed this browser, click here to use AdwCleaner to remove the Potentially Unwanted Programs that were installed. AdwCleaner is a very small program and doesn't require any installation.

You may also use Sophos free virus removal tool, click here to download.

I do not recommend downloading and installing the Jet Browser. Click here to learn more about Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUP).

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  • October 10, 2013 at 4:02 PM by an anonymous user from Hang Tau, New Territories, Hong Kong

    Yes, I found a lot of PuPs too. Extremely dangerous. But, if they will clean this program it will be one of the best browser...!

    remove

  • September 17, 2013 at 1:37 AM by an anonymous user from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

    The piece of crap software, jet browser, etc was force installed on my system when I selected "SmithMicroStuffitDeluxe2010_SoftangoDownloader.exe". I was able to reset my system before the install was completed and forced removed from my system. <br/><br/>The people that push this kind of garbage need to be , "dealt with".

    remove

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