It always prompt for download and install.
This has made by browsing very annoying.
How to get rid of this.
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Hi
Aldert,
Google Chrome is very popular browser and has a high security when it comes to advertisement download links.
But still if you are getting many download links, then
you can use the below methods to clean up your browser:
Method 1: Enable Chrome's Pop-Up Blocking Feature
- Click on the Chrome menu icon in the upper-right corner of the browser, and
then click on Settings. - Click on the Show Advanced Settings link at the bottom.
- Scroll down to the Privacy header and click
on the big Content Settings button. - Scroll down a little bit more in the window
that appears until you see the Pop-ups section. The option “Do not allow
any site to show pop-ups” should be selected; if it isn’t select it. Click
Done.
Method 2: Check Your Approved List of Sites
- Follow steps 1 to 3 above.
- Scroll down to Pop-Ups and click on
the large “Manage exceptions” button. - If there are any entries in the ensuing
window, move your mouse to the far right of each row until an X appears. Click
that X. Click Done.
Method 3: Install an Ad-Blocking Extension
- Click the Menu button on the top right and click Settings.

- Click Extensions on the top left and click Get More Extensions.
- Search for an ad-blocker such as Adblock Plus and click Free to install.
- Set the ad-blocker up to block Malware as well as pop-ups during the
configuration. With Adblock Plus you also can nuke social media buttons
and prevent sites (and ad companies) from tracking that which you do on the
Web. - You can also click on the icon in your Chrome browser to customize Adblock
Plus to a greater degree, if you so desire.
Method 4: Uninstall Odd Software
- Go to your Windows Control Panel and click Uninstall a
Program. - Click the Add/Remove programs link (or
Programs and Features, depending on what version of Windows you’re running). - Perhaps an app that you accidentally installed
as a package deal alongside an app that you actually wanted, a strange
game-sounding program that’s appeared out of nowhere, or anything that just
doesn’t sound quite right. - If you don’t recognize an app that you have
installed, you might want to consider uninstalling it – it could be the source
of your pop-up problems.
I hope this helps in cleaning up your Google Chrome from the multiple links you are seeing for download.
Regards,
Lokesh

