"Mozilla Firefox Opinion Poll" Messages Removal Guide

"Mozilla Firefox Opinion Poll" Messages will try to convince you that you can get free items (e.g. gift cards and coupons) for free by taking a short survey. These messages might contain a slightly different text depending on the user’s location and the web browser he/she uses to surf the Internet, but they will be asked to take some kind of survey in exchange for a chance to get amazing items for free in all the cases. It sounds tempting, but we have to upset all those users who have already taken it or are about to do that – nobody is going to give you anything. Because of this, there is no point in spending time on taking surveys either. Instead, you should go to remove those "Mozilla Firefox Opinion Poll" Messages from your screen once and for all. If you have landed on http://opinionpoll2017.com/, http://archive.is/q82pe, or another advertising domain by mistake, or you have been taken to them from other dubious websites, you should no longer see them after you close your web browser and do not allow it to restore previously-visited pages. Unfortunately, this will not be an effective solution to the problem if you see those annoying pop-ups due to the presence of some kind of untrustworthy application on your computer. In most cases, adware programs are the ones responsible for displaying pop-ups on users’ screens. If you manage to discover adware on your computer too, delete it right away to get rid of "Mozilla Firefox Opinion Poll" Messages.

"Mozilla Firefox Opinion Poll" Messages appear on users’ screens out of the blue. They might be shown to users no matter what kind of browser their use (as mentioned at the beginning, the text might slightly differ depending on the type of the browser). These pop-up messages tell users that they are among lucky visitors who have been selected to take short surveys in exchange for a chance to get gift cards, coupons, and other items for free. These are tempting prizes, but you should not complete a survey because nobody is going to give you anything, we can assure you. These pop-up messages are only displayed to users seeking to obtain certain personal details from them. For example, at the end of the survey you take, you might be asked to provide your telephone number, email, and other details so that a free item could be sent to you. Needless to say, it is a very bad idea to enter personal information because it might end up in cyber criminals’ hands. They might do anything with it and even use it for fraudulent purposes. Also, if you enter your telephone number, you might agree that you will pay for some kind of service you do not need every month, so make sure you keep all personal details to yourself! Make sure you ignore similar messages in the future too – there are hundreds of them available.

There is a reason behind the sudden appearance of "Mozilla Firefox Opinion Poll" Messages. As mentioned at the beginning, you could have been presented with these messages because you landed on advertising domains showing them by mistake, or you ended up on them against your will. You might see these pop-up messages also because there is an untrustworthy program active on your computer. Specialists say that it should be an advertising-supported application (adware). You might not even know about its presence because adware programs are capable of slithering onto users’ computers without their knowledge. In most cases, they are spread in software bundles, and users install them on their PCs without even realizing that. If you suspect that you see "Mozilla Firefox Opinion Poll" Messages because there is an untrustworthy program installed on your computer too, find and delete it ASAP. Then, install security software on your computer so that other untrustworthy programs could not show up on your PC without your knowledge ever again.

Try closing your web browser with "Mozilla Firefox Opinion Poll" Messages first, but if this does not help you to make those annoying pop-ups gone forever, you should go to check all programs installed on your computer. If you find suspicious applications, delete them all mercilessly. On top of that, you should reset your all web browsers to default settings. If these pop-ups keep showing up on your screen after you delete suspicious software and reset your browsers, acquire a powerful antimalware scanner and launch it to clean your system.

Delete "Mozilla Firefox Opinion Poll" Messages

Remove all suspicious applications

Windows XP

1. Click Start.
2. Click Control Panel.
3. Click Add or Remove Programs.
4. Select untrustworthy software and click Remove.

Windows 7/Vista/8/8.1/10

1. Tap Win+R simultaneously.
2. Insert Control Panel and click OK.
3. Click Uninstall a program.
4. Select the program you wish to erase.
5. Click Uninstall.

Reset your browsers to default settings

Internet Explorer

1. Open Internet Explorer and access its Tools menu (press Alt+T).
2. Click Internet Options.
3. Click Advanced.
4. Click Reset.
5. Mark the Delete personal settings checkbox.
6. Click Reset.

Mozilla Firefox

1. Launch Mozilla Firefox.
2. Press Alt+H.
3. Click Troubleshooting information.
4. Click Refresh Firefox.

Google Chrome

1. Open Google Chrome.
2. Press Alt+F.
3. Click Settings.
4. Go to the bottom of the page.
5. Click Advanced.
6. Click Reset.