Have
you ever heard about Amazon assistant or the service provided by Amazon
assistants? Well, Amazon assistant is software that is available free. But this
service is not available on all browsers. The assistant selects the operational
system and the browser itself and helps you to compare different products and
their prices in the online market.
To
avail of the Amazon
Assistant Service, you must have an account and a good internet
connection. Amazon assistant will work as long as you have a stable internet
connection. You don’t need to activate or start the Amazon assistant again and
again, as it works automatically in the selected browser.
Amazon
Assistant helps you with your experience with online marketing and gives you a
totally customized experience, where you can monitor many things on multiple
platforms through your Amazon assistant.
Amazon
assistant is also available on mobile, but only on android phones. To activate
Amazon assistant on your android Smartphone, you need to visit Play Store run
by Google.
While
there are many benefits of Amazon assistant, but people usually get irritated
by its automatic functioning and unwanted browser changes. Many think that
Amazon assistant somehow acts as a hijacker. So, people want to get rid of
Amazon assistant as soon as it starts irritating them.
Here
are some ways that will help you in getting rid of your Amazon assistant from different
browsers:
Getting Rid Of Amazon Assistant From Opera:
ü Open the ‘opera browser’ on your computer.
ü Now go to ‘tools’, find ‘extensions’, and
click ‘manage extensions’.
ü Find Amazon Assistant in your extensions (if
you have added Amazon assistant as an extension to your browser).
ü Now click the ‘uninstall button’.
ü Check all the extensions, and remove all the
doubtful extensions that you have downloaded in your browser. In this way, you
will be able to remove all the suspicion causing software from your browser.
Remove Amazon Assistant from Safari:
ü Start Safari on your computer (Windows or
Mac), and open the ‘preferences’ from the drop-down menu of your safari.
ü Now open the ‘extensions’ tab. And find the
‘Amazon Assistant’ extension in your browser.
ü Now click the ‘uninstall’ button to
permanently remove it from your Safari.
Get rid of Amazon Assistant from Google Chrome:
ü Open your ‘Google Chrome’ browser on your
computer.
ü Open the extensions by searching them on your
search bar, or from the little puzzle sign on the right of the search bar.
ü Now find ‘Amazon Assistant’ in your
extensions.
ü Now remove the Amazon Assistant by clicking
the ‘trash can’ icon.
ü Keep a regular check of all your extensions,
if Chrome is your default browser to get rid of suspicious extensions and
keeping your computer safe from hijackers.
Remove Amazon Assistant from Mozilla Firefox:
Mozilla
Firefox and Mozilla Waterfox are two main browsers. The difference between
these two Mozilla browsers is that only the Mozilla Waterfox gives the legacy
for the extensions. Extensions are safe in there, and there is no potential
risk associated with them. Here is a manual procedure of how to get rid of
Amazon Assistant from your Mozilla Firefox:
ü Open your Mozilla Firefox browser.
ü In the search box type ‘about: addons’.
ü After this command, find the ‘Amazon
Assistant’ extension from the result of your search.
ü Now click the ‘remove’ or ‘disable’ button in
your browser.
ü Don’t forget to complete the check of all your
extensions and remove the suspicious ones.
Remove Amazon Assistant from Internet Explorer
9, 10, and 11:
In
the latest version of the Internet Explorer, there is no option of removing the
extensions from your browser, so you cannot uninstall or remove the Amazon
assistant extension, like all the other browsers.
But
that does not mean that you cannot get rid of your Amazon Assistant. You have
to follow the instructions given below as well as uninstall the Amazon
assistant from the control panel.
ü Start your Internet, Explorer.
ü On the top-right, you will find
‘gear/asterisk’ icons, click on that icon.
ü You will find ‘Manage Add-ons’ in the opened
results.
ü Now select the ‘Toolbars and Extensions’
icons.
ü Find the ‘Amazon Assistant’ extension, and
click ‘remove’ or ‘disable’.
ü And yes, do not forget to throw away
suspicious extensions sitting in your browser.
Remove Amazon Assistant from Windows XP:
Windows
XP is one of the oldest windows. Many people have moved to the latest versions
of
Windows,
but here are instructions if you are an oldie.
ü Press the ‘start’ button and go to the
‘control panel’.
ü Now click ‘remove or add programs’.
ü Find suspicious installed programs and ‘Amazon
Assistant’ from the list of programs.
ü Now click ‘uninstalled’. And you have
successfully gotten rid of Amazon Assistant.
Remove Amazon
Assistant from Windows 8:
Windows
8 is widely used by personal computer users. Here is a manual instruction list
on how to get rid of Amazon Assistant on your Windows 8:
ü Open the ‘menu’ by hovering your mouse to the
extreme right.
ü Open the ‘search’ menu, and search for ‘apps’.
ü After clicking ‘apps’ open the ‘Control
Panel’.
ü Now find ‘programs’ and then ‘Uninstall a
program’.
ü Locate the ‘Amazon Assistant’ and click on the
‘uninstall’ button to get rid of the application.
ü Do not forget to get rid of other suspicious
applications and programs.
Remove Amazon Assistant from Windows 10:
Windows
10 is the latest version of Windows. There are two ways of getting rid of your
Amazon Assistant from your Windows 10.
Way (1):
ü Right-click on the ‘start’ button of your
windows.
ü Now click on the ‘Programs and Features’ from
the resulted menu.
ü Locating ‘Amazon Assistant’ from your
installed programs won’t be difficult if you have not installed it long ago.
ü Open the Amazon Assistant program, and now
click on the ‘uninstall’ button.
Way (2):
ü Open the ‘start’ menu on your windows.
ü Click on the ‘settings’ from the resulted
menu.
ü Open ‘apps and features’ and find your ‘Amazon
Assistant’ from your installed applications and programs.
ü Click on the ‘Amazon Assistant’ button, and
click ‘uninstall’.
ü Do not forget to kick out unwanted and
malicious extensions from your computer.