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Some of you people are completely retarded.

Once you have adware you cannot remove it with a goddamn plugin or even uninstalling the browser, jesus christ.

This post has been edited by Pillowgirl: Sep 20 2015, 14:36

Remove whatever garbage "Router" your modem is plugged into, install pfSense on an old computer with two network cards installed. Put old garbage "Router" into wifi AP mode. Plug modem into pfsense, plug old "Router" into pfsense. Plug computer into wifi ap "router". Install Squid. Install Squidguard. Use pfBlocker to filter HTTPS requests. Profit.

Andie-chan got it right. by the way since we are in this topic, while using a adblocking addon, there's one site I go that detect it and show a horrible javascript prompt about this. I'm using noscipt, but allowed javascript for that page or else wouldn't be able to download stuff. Is there a way to find and block this specific element?

Yes, there is.
These instructions are for firefox, but something similar should be possible in chrome.

Go to the site, right click on the popup and select "Inspect Element (Q)" or the equivalent on your browser.
Now, you'll see the page's source code with the element you clicked on expanded. A bit of familiarity with HTML is needed to understand what you're looking at, but if you mouse over each HTML tag you will see the corresponding area of the page highlighted. Find the one you want to hide, then refer to this guide: [adblockplus.org] https://adblockplus.org/filters#elemhide

Create a new filter by clicking on the ABP icon, selecting filter preferences, then custom filters and add filter. Type in the appropriate element selector (eg. example.com##div.annoyingthing), and then you should see the element disappear after a few seconds.

Alternative, you could try using this addon: [addons.mozilla.org] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/ad...elemhidehelper/
I haven't tried it myself, so I can't comment on how well it works.

NoScript to stop specific kinds of scripting from different sources and warn for certain kinds of annoyances or threats caused by them.

uBlock Origin for list-based filtering for web requests from basic adblocking, script blocking to stopping entire domains from being loaded.

uMatrix to really be meticulous about what kinds of requests from which domains get filtered.

That way, you can block requests coming from unwanted sources and only allow domains you intended to access while still being able to easily allow/disallow certain requests at a whim with an option to make those temporary filter changes permanent if you want.

This post has been edited by theCircle57: Jan 3 2016, 18:31

The malware was a netgear router all along.

Try using malware scan like malwarebyte and clear unnecessary software and extension in your computer also try using web scanner like mcafee web adviser in the future