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There are orange links on all web pages I visit & when I mouse over or click, it goes to "Deal Caddy." Under tools>extensions there's nothing to delete. help!

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Just as of today, whenever I go to any website, there are several double-underlined links on the page, on seemingly random words. These even appear on websites I own and operate, which is why I know it's something wrong with my computer or my Firefox program.

Mousing over or clicking the links takes me to a website for Deal Caddy. I tried going under Tools > Add-ons or Extensions to see if there was anything there that could be Deal Caddy, but I didn't see anything out of the ordinary. There was an add-on called Save As 2.4, but I assume that has something to do with saving things as, rather than Deal Caddy.

Please help! How can I make this go away?

Just as of today, whenever I go to any website, there are several double-underlined links on the page, on seemingly random words. These even appear on websites I own and operate, which is why I know it's something wrong with my computer or my Firefox program. Mousing over or clicking the links takes me to a website for Deal Caddy. I tried going under Tools > Add-ons or Extensions to see if there was anything there that could be Deal Caddy, but I didn't see anything out of the ordinary. There was an add-on called Save As 2.4, but I assume that has something to do with saving things as, rather than Deal Caddy. Please help! How can I make this go away?

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hello bethlicious, please try launching firefox in safemode once in order to find out if an extension (probably a toolbar, etc.) is interfering here & causing the issue...

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