It’s a proven fact: it’s almost impossible to stay away from malicious files that attempt to reach your browser if you spend a lot of time on the Internet and you’re not fully protected by advanced software solutions.

But even so, there are dangerous files wherever you look and sometimes Internet Explorer becomes just another victim of these infections.

Toolbarcop however can help you in this regard, lending you a hand when trying to get rid of BHO (browser helper objects) that do nothing more than to slow down the application and make your computer vulnerable to other online attacks.

The application has a very simple and clean interface that automatically displays the existing BHO and lets you enable, disable or delete them completely.

Since it’s all a matter of safety, Toolbarcop also has the power to create backups automatically, but also to provide detailed information on every browser add-on.

And for a better collaboration with Internet Explorer, Toolbarcop can also integrate into Microsoft’s popular browser to become accessible via a single click. In addition, it can reset the toolbar layout after disabling some of the entries.

It’s probably worth mentioning that Toolbarcop worked flawlessly during our test and one of the impressive things is that it remained very friendly on computer resources all the time.

Still, the app seems more addressed to power users, as disabling some of the entries could lead to a serious slowdown in performance for Internet Explorer, but also to errors or crashes.

So all in all, Toolbarcop definitely deserves a chance, but there are still several major things to work on.