Sentence examples for these toolbars from inspiring English sources

These toolbars move the address bar to the side, and where it used to be, they put a search bar.

The company says it estimates that 30% of Skype users use it for business and these toolbars are targetting that audience.

But bottom line, they too don't necessarily see these toolbars as malicious.

Kevin Haley, Director, Security and Response for Symantec told us that while these toolbars are generally installed by the user (almost always accidentally), and while they are considered adware and annoying, they are not considered harmful or malicious.

These toolbars can slow down your browser and actually lead to more pop-ups.

Select these toolbars and they should pop-up on your screen.

The most common way to land up with one of these malicious toolbars is through unsafe surfing, or by responding to some free download that you thought was legit.

You can almost always opt out of these additional toolbars, but you'll need to read every screen when downloading and installing a program.

You should also see this: Here are some pretty basic buttons: Now, here's the toolbar: These are the "Back" and "Fourth" buttons.

These are toolbar and PC deals – we walked away from.

These are toolbar "strips" in the header area of a web page that require neither download nor installation.