IObit Uninstaller 10 is an outstanding software uninstallation tool to give Windows users a clean PC and a secure & smooth online surfing experience. It can fully support Windows 10, 8/8.1, 7, XP and Vista.

IObit Uninstaller 10 is now available on IObit and CNET. “IObit Uninstaller 10 uses new technology to continuously improve itself to offer better programs uninstall service”, said Bing Wang, Product Director at IObit, “As a leader of uninstaller field, IObit Uninstaller always persists in product improvement and innovation with high standards, and aims to restore a pure and clean PC environment for its users.” Regarding stubborn software and bundleware, IObit Uninstaller 10 realizes more accurate recognition through deep structure optimization, supports 5 times more stubborn software uninstallation like MPC-HC, qBittorrent and Winamp than the previous version. Besides, 30% more residuals and junk files can be detected and removed after the uninstallation. Compared with the previous version, the new edition increases the uninstall speed with 50%. In addition, IObit Uninstaller 10 comprehensively improved the uninstalling feature. This new feature fully supports Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Edge, users can find it in Software Health mode. In IObit Uninstaller 10, the new Browser Notification Block aims at helping users blocking annoying browser notification with one simple click.

So, many users are trying to get rid of these annoying browser notifications. SAN FRANCISCO, AugIObit, the world’s leading system utilities and security software provider, today released IObit Uninstaller 10, with the optimized uninstall algorithm, users can remove unwanted programs more completely, and the brand new Browser Notification Block ensures a smoother surfing experience.Īs more sites abuse notifications in browsers, overwhelming pop-up notifications will interrupt users’ browsing experience and distract their focus. IObit Uninstaller 10: Better on Uninstalling and Good at Blocking Annoying Browser Notifications

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