There is no law against hijacking your browser - but that doesn't make it right!

Hijacking may occur if your computer has been infected with a virus or a "hijacker" that changed your Internet Explorer homepage. Homepage changes often benefit the authors of the viruses or hijackers by sending you to pages that generate advertising revenue for them, or (worse) prompting you to download other software that may harm your computer.

You can easily configure SpyCatcher program to protect your desired homepage from being hijacked. A hijacker might change your home page from http://www.oksupport.net  to http://www.mysearch.com, or your about:blank to http://www.searchtheweb.com or your about:blank loads a web site advertisement instead.

The SpyCatcher Protector constantly checks your web browser's settings to make sure they haven't been changed. If it detects a change, it will react without hesitation prompting your attention. You take control.