Delete Nyourangua.fun redirects

If you visit Nyourangua.fun, you will see a browser pop-up saying Nyourangua.fun wants to show notifications. While this is a legitimate feature, sites like Nyourangua.fun misuse it to push social-engineering scams. Agreeing to see Nyourangua.fun notifications means you’ll see ads on your desktop.

 

There are a lot of sites that are identical to Nyourangua.fun (Ngpositioni.fun, Ttodayasthe.fun, Ejustasgrea.fun for example), and they are all pushing a social engineering scam that tries to trick users into agreeing to see ads on their desktop. They misuse a legitimate browser feature that allows sites to show users notifications. There are legitimate uses for this, such as a news website showing users important news stories, or travel sites informing users of discounts or new destinations. The notifications would appear when not on the site, including on the desktop.

When sites like Nyourangua.fun ask to show notifications, agreeing to see them means you will get spammed with ads. The site is supposed to be some kind of sports news website, but it’s merely a ruse as there’s nothing on the site. It should be mentioned that not only would its ads be annoying, they could also pose certain threat to your computer. First of all, the ads may be malicious, aka try to trick you into downloading something malicious. They could also be purposely disguised to resemble legitimate system alerts, which is how you could be tricked into downloading something that could harm your computer.

In order to remove Nyourangua.fun redirects for good, it’s important to determine why you’re redirected in the first place. If the redirect was caused by the site you were visiting, all you need to do is close the window and install adblocker for when you decide to visit high-risk sites again. If you are redirected seemingly randomly, you’re likely dealing with adware. If that the case, it would need to be removed to stop the redirects.

How does adware install

In many cases, users are redirected to sites like Nyourangua.fun by the sites they visit. High-risk sites, such as ones hosting pornography or pirated content, can trigger redirects to all kinds of websites. Having adblocker installed when browsing those sites can usually prevent the redirects.

If adware’s the issue, the solution involves getting rid of it to stop the redirects. Adware is pretty minor in comparison, and usually installs via freeware bundles. It, along with other infections like browser hijackers, installs alongside free software. It comes attached to freeware in a way that allows it to do that. You can easily prevent these installations, provided you know how. When installing freeware, opt for Advanced (Custom) settings instead of Default. Those settings will make all extra offers visible, and you will be able to deselect all of them. All you really need to do is uncheck the boxes of those offers.

Keep in mind that the majority of free programs, especially the ones you download from non-official websites will have some kind of offer attached to it. While the offers may seem useful at first, you will quickly realize that they are completely useless. They can also be annoying to get rid of once installed, compared to how quickly you can prevent their initial installation.

Nyourangua.fun pop-up removal

You need to determine whether your computer is infected with adware to known if you need to do anything. If you were redirected randomly when browsing high-risk websites, it was likely a one-time thing, and as long as you have adblocker, you should be okay. If it’s adware you’re dealing with, scan your computer with anti-virus software to get rid of the adware, which is necessary to delete Nyourangua.fun redirects permanently. You will also need to revoke the site’s permission to show notifications, and instructions below will help you with that.

• For Mozilla Firefox: Open menu (the three bars top-right corner) -> Options -> Privacy & Security. Scroll down to Permissions, press on Settings next to Notifications, and remove Nyourangua.fun. You can permanently turn off these notification requests by checking the “Block new requests asking to allow notifications” box in the same Notifications settings.
• For Google Chrome: Open menu (the three dots top-right corner) -> Settings -> Privacy and security -> Site Settings. Click on Notifications under Permissions, and remove Nyourangua.fun. You can stop these notification requests permanently by toggling off “Sites can ask to send notifications”.