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You have a vulnerability to a particular unwanted redirect adware exploit

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you have a unique (only firefox) vulnerability to mediahub redirect. Malwarebytes and others can find and delete components, but it can reconstitute. Interestingly, it popped up in your answer.

you have a unique (only firefox) vulnerability to mediahub redirect. Malwarebytes and others can find and delete components, but it can reconstitute. Interestingly, it popped up in your answer.

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If you are pointing out a bug in the software and do not need support, I think you should should report it here: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/ .

Sorry if I misunderstood your post.

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@ rxpeters :

In addition to RexPrestige's post :

Am I right assuming that you are talking about this :

http://www.fixtrojan.com/how-to-completely-remove-media-hubs-com-effective-removal-guides/

According to your post you have already ran malware scans (good for you  !), but have you also done this :

Go to the 3-bar menu => Addons => Extensions and look for any unfamiliar or suspicious looking extensions, like e.g.:

SafeSearch Incognito SearchAssist Incognito

When you find any :   remove them.

Also look in : 3-bar menu (or 'Tools') => Options => Advanced => Network tab => Under : 'Offline Web Content and User Data'

Do the same in Windows' Control Panel => Programs.

However :   most malware will be 'hiding' somewhere , so let's run (some more) malware scans :

Further information can be found in this article :
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/troubleshoot-firefox-issues-caused-malware?cache=no

Run most or all of the listed malware scanners.
They all work differently   -   what one program doesn't pick up, the other might.

If, however, you've already done all of the above, you can of course ignore this post.

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Do you have the latest version of uBlock Origin yet  ?

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/

(the system details in your other thread show an older version)