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if you werent carefull you ended up with a toolbar and new browser after installation.
What that means,
be careful and look yourself
A yeah ... among this and the constant advertising pop-ups, "quarantining" of false positives that break your programs and root kit level irremovability ... I really don't understand why anyone want's that ♥♥♥♥.
And these toolbars and other (P)UPs (seriously, there is no "potentially") are far more annoying and anti-malware only detects it once its too late. Some of that stuff is so painful to remove that a factory reset is the easier solution.
If you feel like you need one, you already know you have problem that needs to be solved. Viruses and malware don't get unto your machine by magic.
My advice is dont be a reckless user who impulsively installs random software they stumble across on the internet and you won't need anti-virus at all
Avira?
That ♥♥♥♥ re-installed itself at least twice on an old machine.
Avast?
Has installed a new browser mutliple times without any confirmation.
If you need an extra tool and a freaking guide on how to install a program, it's not worth it to install it in the first place. It's not as simple as to click uninstall in Programs and Features. And if that ♥♥♥♥ keeps installing other ♥♥♥♥ it's even worse. And the later is root kit like behaviour.
Generally speaking, MS has prevented a lot of even corporatte level anti-virus to operate in Ring 0 which was a big problem when Vista/windows 10 came out at the time, and was cited as potenially anti-trust as MS was moving into areas where 3rd parties were operating and then blocking those vendors out but allowing MS products
https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna15036968
I also recall this was an issue when Windows 10 came out as well
I will say that many consumer level 'free' anti-virus product employ dark patterns before you can uninstall them. In that they actively make the uninstall process so obfuscating and painful that one mis-click causes the uninstall process to abort. Also many free anti-virus products use the same techniques during the installation to dump even more bloatware nonsense on your system. They are not 'free'
Also note that Avast used to be utterly notorious for this behavior. Theyre 'better' now but their product used to install/hook into every possible nook and cranny in your system that was legal.
Lavasoft basically had a proxy program that was so utterly and totally broken, that the steam networking stack crashed because it had the audacity to call a standard windows networking API that caused Lavasoft to basically have seizure and kill your network.
The Astrill VPN product did the same thing, standard windows API networking calls crashed the entire network stack
I can see it in front of me.
But what really got the bird, they collected your browser happenings.
Like you're technically savvy so you do whatever you want. Its fine. You're savvy enough to understand the nuances and make appropriate decisions. So basically any anti-virus is fine as long as it suits your needs
My point is more that if someone is asking for a recommendation, I'm gonna have to assume they're not as technically savvy as you are. So I want to recommend something that is going to be better for them long term and requires less maintenance and less head space for them
Different audiences need different recommendations.
From my experience.
Backed up by more anecdotal evidence: https://www.google.com/search?q=avast%20browser%20installing%20itself
I can one-up you on this:
https://borncity.com/win/2020/01/28/leak-revealed-avast-user-data-was-sold/
Most are.
What's even worse: most don't care.
What's the worst: mostly because they buy into the panicmongering an "technically not lie"s of this industry.
It is the lightest ever and dont impact performance much.