Fix it with Stella · Browser cleanup
Those “virus” pop-ups? Not a virus. Gone.
That “Your PC is infected” alert in the corner of your screen is almost always a browser notification a website tricked you into allowing — not malware. Stella opens your browser's settings, revokes every rogue site's permission, and flips the default so no site can ask again.
Free. No credit card, no trial. Go is $5/mo, Pro is $15/mo.
Sound familiar?
You've probably already searched this.
- getting virus alert pop ups in bottom right corner of screen
- mcafee virus alert popup keeps coming up not real
- windows keeps showing your computer is infected notification
- how to stop chrome notifications from websites
- fake windows defender popup wont go away
- block all sites from sending notifications edge
How it works
Tell Stella. It works your computer. Done.
- 1You describe the problem in your own words.
- 2Stella uses your apps, browser, and files.
- 3You watch every step. Destructive work waits.
Try this prompt
“I keep getting 'McAfee virus alert' pop-ups in the bottom-right corner and I don't even have McAfee. Make them stop.”
You: I keep getting 'McAfee virus alert' pop-ups in the bottom-right corner and I don't even have McAfee. Make them stop. Stella: Those aren't a virus — they're browser notifications a site tricked you into allowing. I'll revoke every rogue permission. You: And stop new ones? Stella: Done. Default is now “don't allow,” and the sites that were nagging can't ask again.
On this problem
What Stella actually does.
- Opens Chrome, Edge, or Firefox notification settings for you
- Revokes every suspicious site's notification permission
- Deletes the offending sites' data so they can't come back
- Sets the default to 'don't allow' so nothing new can start nagging
Ready when you are
Kill the pop-ups in one ask.
Download Stella for Mac or Windows and tell it what's broken.
Free. No credit card, no trial.