Safari issue

I am getting anysearchmanager screen when I turn on my computer and open Safari. I read a post indicating I should remove any extensions in Safari and open activity manager and remove (force quit) anysearch manager. But I can not see any extensions in Safari and cannot see “anysearchmanager” in activity monitor. How do I get rid of this issue?

MacBook Air 13", macOS 10.13

Posted on Dec 16, 2019 7:00 AM

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Posted on Dec 16, 2019 7:18 AM

Quit Safari. Download and run Malwarebytes for Mac to look for any ad/malware that has been installed on your Mac. Malwarebytes will also remove the infestation(s) if it finds any. It is highly recommended in these support communities, and is not an anti-virus tool.


One you have finished with Malwarebytes, press and hold the shift key, and launch Safari again. If you already have the Developer menu item, press option+command+E to clear the browser cache. Otherwise, visit Safari Preferences : Advanced panel and select Show Develop menu in menu bar, and perform the preceding sentence to clear cache. Also, on the Safari application menu, select Clear History : [all history] and select Clear History. Quit Safari, and relaunch normally.


Is the anysearchmanager still present?

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Dec 16, 2019 7:18 AM in response to DRLAT

Quit Safari. Download and run Malwarebytes for Mac to look for any ad/malware that has been installed on your Mac. Malwarebytes will also remove the infestation(s) if it finds any. It is highly recommended in these support communities, and is not an anti-virus tool.


One you have finished with Malwarebytes, press and hold the shift key, and launch Safari again. If you already have the Developer menu item, press option+command+E to clear the browser cache. Otherwise, visit Safari Preferences : Advanced panel and select Show Develop menu in menu bar, and perform the preceding sentence to clear cache. Also, on the Safari application menu, select Clear History : [all history] and select Clear History. Quit Safari, and relaunch normally.


Is the anysearchmanager still present?

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