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Select the program you wish to remove and click Uninstall or Uninstall/Change and then follow further instructions. If you cannot find the program in the Apps section, you can also:ģ. Select an app you want to delete and tap Uninstall. Go to Start -> Settings (the gear icon) ĥ. Close all Chromium-related processes in the Task manager, which you can access by pressing Ctrl + Alt + Del Ģ. Checking the Application Support, Caches, and Preferences folders and removing all the folders associated with a Chromium-based browser. Typing in “~/Library” and pressing Enter Ĥ. Opening Go to Folder by pressing Shift+CMD+G ģ. However, this method might not remove the app completely. Then close the app, drag it to your Trash and empty it. Mark all the Chromium-associated processes by clicking on them while holding down the CMD button and click on the X button on the top-left to remove it. Start by closing all Chromium-associated processes:ģ. You can quickly delete a Chromium browser just like you remove your other apps.

Usually, a malicious Chromium browser will not let you remove it easily via the usual uninstallation procedure. You might also get unexpected redirects or additional tabs or windows you didn’t ask for If it’s cluttered with toolbars and pop-ups or if the homepage changes without your consent, these could be signs of a malicious plugin. Your default browser has automatically changed to Chromium or a browser based on it without your consent.

Malware programs can piggyback or bundle with other software and sneak onto your system automatically A malicious Chromium mod appeared in your hardware even though you did not install it.Doesn't work.Some of the Chromium mods might not look as a threat at first sight. Right-click and try to select the Inspector. When you don't do this then this section does not exist and you have to create it manually somewhere.)Ĭhange this section so it looks like this: (That's why I told you to change the panel size in step 2. You will find a section which looks like this: On Linux the file is located at ~/.config/chromium/Default/Preferences. On Windows 7 open the file C:\Users\YOUR USERNAME\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Preferences in your favourite text editor. You don't have to do this if you are sure that you have resized it before. Open the developer tools by pressing F12 and resize the developer tools panel by moving the splitter (Sounds strange, but trust me).

Disabling the developer tools is difficult but you can do it: