Pushark.info Removal Guide

Pushark.info is an adware server, a website that may show advertisements from various third parties. However, the website might be unable to display any notifications before it gets your permission to do so. Truth be told, it might not be difficult to get users’ permission as the website might ask to click a button that would grant it by saying that clicking it will allow users to watch their displayed video. For users who feel tricked and do not want to see the adware server’s notifications, we can offer them our deletion instructions located below this article. They show how to remove Pushark.info notifications manually. If you want to find more about this website first, we encourage you to read our full report. Feel free to use our comments section as well if you have any questions about the adware server.

Our specialists tell that users could come across Pushark.info by interacting with doubtful pop-ups, ads, and other adware servers. Thus, it is important not to interact with unreliable content found on the Internet if you do not want to be redirected to such websites. Also, we highly recommend keeping your browsing application up to date as it might increase its chances of detecting doubtful websites and warning you about them. Of course, if you want to avoid malicious websites and malware too, it is advisable to keep a security tool that could guard your system against different threats. Thus, if you have not employed such a tool yet, we advise installing a reliable antimalware tool from reputable developers.

If you enter Pushark.info, you might see a video window in the middle of a grey background. The window might not show anything besides a loading picture. Right below the described video window, you might see a statement saying: “Click Allow to watch the video.” The mentioned Allow button ought to be not near the video or the mentioned statement of the website, but on a pop-up message that gets displayed by the browser soon after entering Pushark.info. It is essential to read the message written on the browser’s pop-up because it does not mention anything about the adware server’s video. The pop-up with the Allow button ought to say that “Pushark.info wants to show notifications.”  Researchers say that such notifications could contain various ads from different third parties, which means there are no guarantees that they will be reliable. If you have no wish to see such content on your screen while you browse, even if it would allow you to see the site's video, we advise you to click Block instead of clicking Allow.

If you gave the website permission to show you notifications without realizing it or changed your mind and do not want to see content from it anymore, you could eliminate Pushark.info notifications. One of the ways to do so is to delete the permission created for the adware server manually. To learn how to do so, you could use the instructions located below. The other way to remove Pushark.info permission is to get a reliable antimalware tool and scan your system. After the scan, you should be allowed to erase all data related to the adware server or other identified items by pressing the displayed removal button.

Get rid of Pushark.info

Mozilla Firefox

1. Open Mozilla Firefox.
2. Copy and paste this line: about:preferences#privacy into your browser’s address bar.
3. Click Enter and wait until you see the Privacy & Security settings.
4. Locate Permissions and find Notifications.
5. Choose Settings and locate Pushark.info.
6. Select the adware server and press Remove Website.
7. Select Save Changes.
8. Relaunch the browser.

Google Chrome

1. Launch Google Chrome.
2. Copy and paste this line: chrome://settings/content/notifications into your browser’s address bar.
3. Click Enter and wait till the Notifications settings page is loaded.
4. Inspect the list located below the Allow section.
5. Locate the adware server and remove permissions for Pushark.info.
6. Restart the browser.

Microsoft Edge

1. Open Microsoft Edge.
2. Click the three-dotted button on the browser’s top-right corner.
3. Go to Settings and choose Site permissions.
4. Access Notifications and check the Allow section.
5. Find Pushark.info and click the three-dotted button.
6. Press Remove.
7. Restart the browser.