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Random Tabs With Random Google Searches Shows Up At Random Times

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ClassifiedPie
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Started happening today. I was doing my usual things, playing games, then suddenly, a new tab appeared with a google search saying: "She does not have one." It had a period, and not the correct grammar. Later, like, 30 minutes later, it showed another search saying: "Oh, now." With a comma, and a period. Real specific for a FRICKEN GOOGLE SEARCH. SO I just said to myself: "No, no, just no, I ain't dealing with this possession bull- Just.....Nope. No. Uh, uh. No." So yeah, any idea what's happening right now? Do I need to call the priest? I an't touching it no more.

Started happening today. I was doing my usual things, playing games, then suddenly, a new tab appeared with a google search saying: "She does not have one." It had a period, and not the correct grammar. Later, like, 30 minutes later, it showed another search saying: "Oh, now." With a comma, and a period. Real specific for a FRICKEN GOOGLE SEARCH. SO I just said to myself: "No, no, just no, I ain't dealing with this possession bull- Just.....Nope. No. Uh, uh. No." So yeah, any idea what's happening right now? Do I need to call the priest? I an't touching it no more.

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FredMcD
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You may have ad / mal-ware. Further information can be found in the Troubleshoot Firefox issues caused by malware article.

Run most or all of the listed malware scanners. Each works differently. If one program misses something, another may pick it up.