Как найти расширения Chrome, которые внедряют рекламу в любую веб-страницу, которую я просматриваю?

Depending on your JavaScript knowledge, you can check out the scripts that can manipulate websites you visit.

1. Press F12 to open the Developer Tools. Alternatively, open the Developer Tools from the "hamburger menu":

   

2. On the Sources tab, select the Content scripts tab. You should see a list of all your extensions that load content script.

   

   "Content script" is the term that is used for scripts that are running in the context of the website you're visiting. These scripts have the ability to manipulate web content in any way they want.

3. You can now inspect those scripts and see how they're messing with your page.

   Hint: In case they're using minified sources, enable the code beautifier:

   

My way is easier, since you don't have to examine extensions like AdBlock which don't add elements to your page :)

Also, If you aren't a tech-savvy, go to the bottom: there's any solution that may work for you...

1. Open the Developer Tools
   
   

2. Open the Developer Tools in a new window and reduce the window to icon

3. Browse the web and wait for the Ads to appear. In this case I'm using an extension which replaces ads with cats pictures

   

4. Go to the Network tab, and look for the initiator column. Usually it's called something like content script.js. Click it and that's the content script that messed up your page.

   

5. If from taking a look at the code you can't guess which extension is, you can go to Sources tab, click on Content Scripts and look for the extension with a *.js file named like the one we found at point 4.
   
   

Easier method (may be less effective)

1. Go to the installed extensions page

   

2. For each extension, click on Details

   

3. If the Ads started popping up just recently, look for when it was updated. Chrome extensions update by themselves. This may help you if you started seeing ads today and casually the extension was updated today

   

4. Last but not least, look at the reviews, preferably ordered by Recent. If you see somenthing like this, you may have found the culprit.

   

Disable all chrome extensions, see if the problem stops. Enable each extension one by one. When the issue reappear, you have found the culprit.

У меня было несколько клиентов, которые сообщали об рекламном программном обеспечении в своем браузере (все они используют Google Chrome). У них было несколько произвольно названных расширений, поэтому я удалил их. Наряду с вируссканским расширением не возвращались, но реклама все еще появлялась.

Какое было решение? Исполняемый файл Chrome был как-то заражен. Расположен в:

Программные файлы (x86) \ Google \ Chrome \ Application \ chrome.exe

Пользователи \ AppData \ Local \ Google \ Chrome \ Application \ chrome.exe

Удаление Chrome и его установка снова работали без нареканий. Другой способ - обновить Chrome, но для этого может потребоваться включить обновления для Google Chrome:

В редакторе реестра в Windows ( regedit ): откройте ключ HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Update. Установите UpdateDefaultзначение ключа в 1.

После обновления Chrome все рекламное ПО пропало. Ура!

I've had a few customers reporting adware in their browser (all are/were using Google Chrome). They had a few randomly-named extensions, so I removed those. Along with a virusscan the extentions did not come back, but the ads were still popping up.

What was the solution? The Chrome executable was somehow infected. Located in either:

Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe

Users\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe

Removing Chrome and installing it again worked flawlessly. Another way is updating Chrome, but that may require you to enable updates for Google Chrome:

In the registry editor in Windows (regedit): open the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Update. Set the UpdateDefault key value to 1.

After updating Chrome all adware was gone. Yay!

Adding on to Brian's response...

Be sure to look out for any recent suspicious software names in either Program Files (x86) and AppData/Local, as well as any suspicious processes in Task Manager. Especially something like "OctaWare.xyz.exe", "BroowserENHuance" and "CoupMania".

Look in the Event Viewer for any additional info and be sure to search and delete their keys in the Registry.

The correct way to fully remove the software responsible:

Go to Menu

Click Settings

OR

Navigate to chrome://settings/ in your omnibar

Open "Extensions"

Click on "Developer Mode" check box

Below each extension it should list the full directory path and you can remove the file permanently from your system.

In my experience most ad-ware injectors currently hide in the C:/ProgramData folder. To view this you will likely have to enable hidden files from your folder view options. Most times they have a long string of random letters and numbers as their name. In the event that chrome doesn't show the full path to the extension, match up the id shown under the extension with the matching folder in C:\ProgramData and remove that folder. Restart Chrome and your ads should be gone.

Keep in mind that it could be an adware injector service installed under programs and features.

Take care when you are in that folder to only remove the entries for the extension and nothing else!

This is a better answer as it will apply to all websites, does not require an ad to appear, and also addresses the issue rather than simply overriding the offending software's script.