Mozilla didn’t blacklist the extensions however, stating that they are still talking to Avast. Mozilla immediately disabled the extension listings, so that these extensions can no longer be found on the Mozilla Add-ons site. So yesterday I reported these four extensions to Mozilla and Google. Now Snap.do no longer appears on the list of Internet Explorer extensions.Spying on your users is clearly a violation of the terms that both Google and Mozilla make extension developers sign. To disable these add-ons, click Disable in the lower right corner.Ħ.
Select these add-ons on the extension list.ĥ. InternetExplorerExtension.WordHighlighterBHO extension is also a related utility.Ĥ. In the Toolbars & Extensions section, find the Snap.Do, Snap.DoEngine or SnapdoBar extension. Click the serrated icon in the top right corner and then select Manage add-ons. Open Internet Explorer on your computer.Ģ. If you want to completely remove add-ons you can use tools like Avast Browser Cleanup.ġ. Note: On Internet Explorer you can only disable the installed add-ons, but not completely remove the add-ons. After your Firefox browser has finished booting, you can now see Snap.do no longer appears on the extension list. Confirm the deletion of Snap.o by clicking Restart now. Delete Snap.do by clicking Remove on the right.Ħ. Or alternatively, you can enter about: addons in the address bar to open add-ons directly.ĥ. Click the 3 dash line icon in the top right corner and select Add-ons. Now on the list of extensions there will be no add-on Snap.do anymore.ġ. Confirm uninstall Snap.do on the confirmation dialog by clicking Remove. Remove Snap.do by clicking on the trash can icon on the right.Ħ. Next, look for Snap.do add-on on the list of extensions.ĥ.
Īlternatively, you can enter chrome: // extensions directly in the browser address bar.Ĥ. Click on the 3 dash line icon in the top right corner of the screen and select Settings.
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