Yourniceposts.com Pop-Up Ads - How to remove

Yourniceposts.com is an advertising website that shows pop-up ads with the help of browser notifications. It looks like a news site, but it has no original content. Advertising appears to be its main purpose.

Yourniceposts.com’s ads are intrusive and could sometimes be unsafe. you can stop them by changing your browser preferences in the notifications section.

Yourniceposts.com in short:

Threat type	Adware.
Infection symptoms	Pop-up ads that are labeled with “Yourniceposts.com” appear on your screen.
How Yourniceposts.com spreads	Advertised online, uses misleading language to convince people to subscribe to its notifications.
How to block ads by Yourniceposts.com	Block notifications from unwanted sites in your browser settings, if needed, remove malware and unwanted programs (Spyhunter for PC, Combo Cleaner for Mac, etc.).

Aggressive advertising sites

Yourniceposts.com is nothing but an advertising site.

Those articles that it has are all taken from another website (LA Times). The only original thing is the ads in the top right corner.

Yourniceposts.com advertises a variety of products:

• MacKeeper and other potentially unwanted programs.
• Get-rich-quick schemes like Bitcoin Era promoted by fake articles about celebrities.
• Browser hijackers – extensions that change your search settings, like Searchworm.com.
• Adult chatting sites.
• AliExpress, ExpressVPN, and other legitimate and safe sites.

They’re not all malicious. But some of them are risky, such as ads for gambling sites, browser add-ons, get-rich-quick schemes (including MLMs), and health products.

Another problem is that Yourniceposts.com’s ads are unwanted. There’s no product or service that Yourniceposts.com provides that could make up for the torrent of pop-up ads. It’s just spam.

Yourniceposts.com is related to Alltopposts.com, Mybestnewz.com, Allwownewz.com, Hopsigna.com, and other ad spamming sites.

How to avoid Yourniceposts.com and other ad spammers

Ad hijackers are ubiquitous. There is an uncountable number of sites that seek to hijack people’s notifications purely for advertising purposes. It’s impossible to block them all.

Most of these sites are advertised themselves. They’re promoted by file download sites, pirating sites, various controversial websites – pirate sites attract risky ads (p. 5). They are also promoted by adware viruses and similar malware.

Yourniceposts.com is a bit less bad than most notification spammers. It presents a confusing message meant to confuse people and to lead them to subscribe to Yourniceposts.com’s notifications.

At the same time, though, it offers instructions for unsubscribing from its ads, as well as a small print warning about what notifications are used for.

Most notification hijackers are unscrupulous and use dishonest tricks,  like fake “Click Allow to win a prize” messages.

Here’s what you can do to avoid Yourniceposts.com and similar sites:

• Avoid sites that show aggressive and dangerous ads. Be very careful on those sites and double-check your buttons and links. Be aware of all the tabs that are open.
• Block malicious sites. There are free blacklists, free and paid browser extensions, and anti-malware programs that can block malicious sites. There are also online services like Virustotal.com.
• Disable notification prompts. Sites won’t be able to show you to allow their notifications.

How to stop ads by Yourniceposts.com

You can block Yourniceposts.com’s notifications by clicking the gear icon on one of its ads. That gives you the option to “Block all notifications from this site”.

Or you can block ads by going into your browser’s settings, finding Yourniceposts.com, and blocking its notifications.

1. Open the notifications settings:
   • Chrome – type “chrome://settings/content/notifications” in the address box.
   • Edge (Chromium) – type “edge://settings/content/notifications” in the address box.
   • Safari – in the Safari menu, choose Preferences, Websites, Notifications.
   • Firefox – open Settings, Privacy & Security, scroll down to Permissions, and click on Settings next to Notifications.
2. Find Yourniceposts.com and other unwanted sites.
3. Click the button to the right of Yourniceposts.com, select Block.

Keep in mind that your browser keeps two lists of websites in regard to notifications: those sites that are allowed to send notifications, and those that are blocked from doing so. Don’t be alarmed that Yourniceposts.com remained on your list, as long as it’s labeled as “Blocked”.

To be more thorough, especially if you still experience strange browser behavior, check your computer for malware. Antivirus programs like Spyhunter for Windows, Combo Cleaner for macOS, and others can help you find if there are any suspicious apps, browser extensions, and other items on your device.

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