

Reset Chrome entirely by clicking the "Show advanced settings" link in the Settings menu, scrolling to the bottom, and clicking Reset browser settings.Remove the new search engine(s) from your "Default search settings", and set your preferred search engine as the default.Back in the Settings menu, click Manage search engines.Remove any websites that you don't want to open, and add any websites that you want to start when Chrome is launched.In the "On startup" section, click the "Set pages" link.Chrome - Click the Menu (☰) button and select "Settings".Make sure to change these back to how you like, or you may end up reinstalling the toolbar. Oftentimes, toolbars change your home page and default search engine.

Also look in the Input Managers folder in your Library folder for anything labeled "CTLoader". If you are trying to get rid of an invasive toolbar like Softonic, open the Library folder, open the Application Support folder and delete the "Conduit" folder. Also look for folders with the toolbar company's name and delete those as well. Delete this folder to delete the main software for any installed toolbars. Mac - Open your Applications folder and look for a folder called Toolbars.There may be multiple programs installed by the toolbar, so uninstall anything that you don't use or doesn't seem familiar. Find the offending program in the list, select it, and click Uninstall. Wait for the list of installed programs to load, which may take a minute or two.


Windows - Open the Control Panel and select "Programs", "Programs and Features", or "Add/Remove Programs".Make sure to uninstall the software first so that the toolbar doesn't reinstall itself after being removed. Toolbars are often installed alongside software, and both will need to be removed in order to get rid of the toolbar.
