According to the information posted on the Wavebrowser site and on its Microsoft App Store page, this is a browser that focuses on security and privacy and that allows you to “post your comments on any internet page you visit”. In fact, this app even has its own official site (from where it can’t be downloaded) and it’s also available in the Microsoft App Store. Wavebrowser isn’t a virus program – it’s not as dangerous or as problematic as a Trojan Horse, a Spyware, Ransomware, or a Rootkit. Wavebrowser is known for using underhanded tactics to get installed on the computer and enforce itself as the main browser, and also for being quite difficult to remove. Wavebrowser is a browsing program developed by Wavesor Software that most cyber-security researchers regard as potentially unwanted. This, and other similar sneaky methods, is how this app tends to get distributed, and it’s also the reason why most users have no idea how it got installed on their computers. You may recall installing some new free program recently – if that’s the case, and you didn’t check the Advanced/Custom setup settings to see if there isn’t anything else in the installer, this is very likely the cause for the presence of the Wave browser on your computer. The most common method to achieve this is through the use of file-bundling. If you’ve recently noticed that a new browsing program named Wave Browser has been installed on your computer, but you have no memory of personally downloading and installing it, that’s okay – this potentially unwanted program is known for getting added to computers without the informed permission of their users.

Wavesor Software is a legitimate company, but it’s usually better to remove its browser from your PC if it’s in it.

Wavesor Software is the tech company behind the Wavebrowser – an app that, while not malicious, is considered by many to be potentially unwanted.

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