There are thousands of malicious software on the Internet that infect computers every day. But some of them, come together with some useful program you downloaded, that is, you install without noticing. These "little programs" are called adware and almost always change your system settings without your permission.
Lately plagues have infected Google's Chrome browser. Adware changes browser settings such as homepage, default searcher, installs some extensions to further hinder user life and displays ads on pages that normally do not have.
That's what Google finally launched a tool to check if Chrome was disfigured by one of these "programs". Available initially only for Windows, Chrome Removal tool software is in beta phase, but already features a very wide database with some of the most reported pests to the company.
To use, no installation required, just download the file on this page here and execute. If he finds anything, he will offer the measure to remove and restore Chrome, if he finds nothing he will display a message like this below.