I want to uninstall inbox.com and cannot seem to do it, can you help me uninstall this?
I downloaded inbox.com by mistake and want to remove it. inbox.com takes me or reroutes to different addresses than what I originally had set up. I have a macosx10.4.1.
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I would like to find out how many other people feel as if this installation of InBox on their computers (PC or otherwise) was not their choice. I clicked on or unclicked, as was needed, it appeared, to NOT accept the installation of the tool bar.
Is this toolbar some kind of sneaky app? I also don't like the way it treats a search that I make. It seems to hijack me away to sites I'm not looking for. I've been using computers and toolbars for years; this seems to behave strangely.
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- Gecko default plugin
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- Office Live Update v1.0
- Shockwave Flash 10.0 r42
- The Flip4Mac WMV Plugin allows you to view Windows Media content using QuickTime.
- The QuickTime Plugin allows you to view a wide variety of multimedia content in web pages. For more information, visit the QuickTime Web site.
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used all availle information, went to tools and tried this but still will not remove it
i want to uninstall inbox.com
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I would like to find out how many other people feel as if this installation of InBox on their computers (PC or otherwise) was not their choice. I clicked on or unclicked, as was needed, it appeared, to NOT accept the installation of the tool bar.
Is this toolbar some kind of sneaky app? I also don't like the way it treats a search that I make. It seems to hijack me away to sites I'm not looking for. I've been using computers and toolbars for years; this seems to behave strangely.
In one search for how to un-install its toolbar, I found terms and conditions at In Box. Their advice: You don't have to un-install it. Just stop using it if you don't want to use it, it will disappear, after 3- 31/2 months of disuse.
And what about its data collecting operations?
I am sure I clicked appropriately NOT to install it. Is this site legal? Ethical?
PS--did another search and found instructions, provided by InBox for un-installation. I'm going to see how it works.
