Remove Wsoyourwi.fun redirects

Wsoyourwi.fun is one of thousands of websites that push a social engineering scam that wants to trick users into subscribing to ads, which would appear on the desktop. The site misuses a legitimate browser feature, which is why you will see a browser alert saying “Wsoyourwi.fun wants to show notifications” when you get redirected to the site. If you press…

Delete Wearevery.fun pop-ups

Wearevery.fun is a very generic scam website that tries to trick users into subscribing to advertisements, which would appear on the desktop. If you press “Allow” on the browser alert that says “Wearevery.fun wants to show notifications”, you will essentially be agreeing to see ads on the desktop.

How to delete Essingto.online pop-ups

Essingto.online is a highly questionable website that pushes a social engineering scam aiming to trick users into agreeing to see ads. When you get redirected to the site, a browser pop-up will appear, saying “Essingto.online wants to show notifications”, and if press “Agree”, you will start seeing ads on your desktop.

How to remove Download-app.net redirects

Download-app.net is website pushing a social engineering scam that tries to trick you into agreeing to see ads on your desktop. It’s a deceptive website, and its ads will be much worse, thus you should not press “Allow” when your browser shows an alert saying “Download-app.net wants to show notifications”.

Delete Yourdeliv.online pop-ups

Yourdeliv.online is one of many questionable websites that try to trick users into subscribing to advertisements. The site is essentially pushing a social engineering scam, and you’ll see a browser pop-up appear saying “Yourdeliv.online wants to show notifications” when you get redirected to it. If you press “Allow”, you will be spammed with ads, which will appear on your desktop.

Delete Nipwaghue.com pop-ups

Nipwaghue.com is a questionable website to which you may be redirected by adware or high-risk sites you visit. The site is promoting a social engineering scam that tries to trick you into agreeing to be spammed with ads on your desktop, which is why you see a pop-up alert saying “Nipwaghue.com wants to show notifications” when you get redirected to…