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How to change your homepage settings

sysadmin@vmn.net — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 18:10:16 +0000

Hello Everyone, Toolbar Cleaner is now reaching 15,000 toolbars, apps, and BHO’s un-installations per day! Now, many of you want to change their browser homepage settings in addition to removing toolbars. Toolbar Cleaner would like to help you out, but there’s no way to do that automatically. It has to be done manually.

Here’s how to change your homepage settings:

Change Your Homepage for Internet Explorer:

Click on the Tools menu and select Internet Options
Under the General tab, just change the Home page to the desired web address and click OK

Change Your Homepage for Firefox:

Click on the Tools menu and select Options
Under General, change the Home Page text box content to the desired web address and click OK

Change Your Homepage for Google Chrome:

Click on the Wrench icon at the right end of the address bar
Selection ‘Options’
Beside Homepage, type down the desired URL in the the ‘Open this page’ box

How to Remove Ask Toolbar

sysadmin@vmn.net — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 15:00:37 +0000

We have a lot of request about how to remove Ask Toolbar. If you used Toolbar Cleaner (if you did not, click here to download Toolbar Cleaner), you should already have removed Ask Toolbar. Just make sure you deleted each occurrence of the Ask Toolbar – there is one listed under each browser, Internet Explorer and Firefox. If you still see some Ask page, it’s likely that the toolbar previously changed you homepage settings and it’s the Ask homepage that you see, not the toolbar. If you want to change the homepage settings, please read How to Change Your Homepage Settings.

If for some reasons, Toolbar Cleaner was not able to remove the Ask Toolbar, you can use these alternatives:
1. Remove Ask Toolbar with the Control Panel
2. On the toolbar, locate the Options button at the right end and click on the down arrow. You should see an uninstall menu
3. On Firefox, you can go to Tools|Add-ons, select Ask Toolbar and uninstall

For more detailed instructions on how to remove Ask Toolbar, you can read Ask Toolbar Uninstall and Home Page Reset from Ask website.

Toolbar Cleaner Does More than Delete Toolbars

sysadmin@vmn.net — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 19:57:55 +0000

Toolbar Cleaner is the best tool if you need to delete toolbars from your browser. Toolbar Cleaner is already removing over 1 million toolbars per month and among the top toolbars deleted, we find Conduit toolbars, Yahoo Toolbar, Ask Toolbar and Google Toolbar, and Bing Toolbar. However, Toolbar Cleaner does more than delete toolbars.

In addition to deleting toolbars and plug-ins, Toolbar Cleaner can remove unwanted apps from Google Chrome. Removing apps can be somewhat complicated (go in options, tools, and extensions), and it is much easier to do with Toolbar Cleaner. Toolbar Cleaner will list all the apps for your Chrome browser. You simply need to click the checkbox beside each app that you want to delete and then click on the Delete button and it’s done.

One other interesting capability of Toolbar Cleaner is the removal of applications from your Windows startup folder. The startup folder contains all the applications that launches when you boot up your computer. So if you ever want to see what’s in there, you can use Toolbar Cleaner and look for the Windows Startup tab. Again, if you want to delete anything in the list, just click each checkbox and click the Remove Selected Startup Item button.

Toolbar Cleaner remains the expert at deleting these countless toolbars. However, you can clean up your Chrome browser and your startup folder as well and it is much simpler with Toolbar Cleaner and it’s free! Click to download now.

New Version Now Removes Add-ons and Plug-ins from Firefox

alexandra — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 14:20:16 +0000

Visicom Media today announced the release of the new version of its Toolbar Cleaner utility. In addition to removing toolbars and Browser Helper Objects (BHOs) from Internet Explorer and Firefox, as well as apps from Google Chrome, the newest release can now remove add-ons and plug-ins from the Firefox browser.

Firefox add-ons have become popular because they allow users to customize their browsers with added functionality, while plug-ins are small bits of third-party software, like the Adobe Flash Player. However, having too many add-ons and outdated plug-ins can severely impair browsing performance. With Toolbar Cleaner, users can ensure a better browsing experience by improving performance and reliability.

Toolbar Cleaner removes more than 250,000 unwanted toolbars, apps, add-ons, and plug-ins per month. Java and Adobe BHOs, the Conduit Engine, and the Ask Toolbar are among the top toolbars and BHOs removed from browsers.

Main features of the new release include the following:

Removal of Firefox add-ons and plug-ins (Firefox 5 supported)
Cleaning of the Windows start-up folders to remove unwanted applications that load when the computer boots up
Support of Internet Explorer in 64-bit mode

Toolbar Cleaner is totally free and can be downloaded from toolbarcleaner.com

Toolbar Cleaner is the first free tool to specifically address toolbar cleanup for each browser and to allow users to keep only the toolbars and apps they really need. By distributing Toolbar Cleaner free of charge, Visicom Media hopes to keep the toolbar and app market user friendly.

About Visicom Media

Visicom Media has developed a leading toolbar platform that enables publishers to engage with users and enhance their browsing experience. Some of the most recognized brands on the Web have put their trust in the Dynamic Toolbar platform, including Yahoo!, Comcast, NASDAQ, VeriSign, Oracle, Verizon, Date.com, iMesh, Miniclip, and Big Fish Games.

New Version with Google Chrome Support Released

dominic — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 13:59:12 +0000

Good News! In addition to Firefox and Internet Explorer, you can now remove apps from Google Chrome.
If your Chrome browser has become unstable and crashes a lot, try running Toolbar Cleaner and removes the apps. Your browser should be more stable after that.

More than 20 000 Toolbars and BHO’s Removed

dominic — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 21:05:14 +0000

We’re appy to announce that since Toolbar Cleaner has been launched, we’ve hit the mark of 20,000 toolbar and BHO’s un-installations.

It’s quite impressive taking into account the fact that Toolbar Cleaner has recently been launched. Chrome support is coming in the imminent release of the next version. Thanks to all users.

Google Chrome Support Coming Soon

sysadmin@vmn.net — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 21:04:45 +0000

We’re working on a new version that will remove add-ons on Google chrome. Very useful for removing the new and annoying Conduit toolbars on Chrome.

Announcing The Release of Toolbar Cleaner V1.0

sysadmin@vmn.net — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 15:06:41 +0000

We’re happy to announce the release of Toolbar Cleaner V1.0.

We hope Toolbar Cleaner will prove useful to you and don’t hesitate to send your feedback. Toolbar Cleaner is simple, fast and totally free.

Download it from this link: Download Toolbar Cleaner