The biggest obstacle to eliminating AnySearchManager browser extension is that the appropriate option under the affected browser’s settings may be nonfunctional. The same applies to the web surfing customizations distorted by this PUA, so you can’t simply type the preferred URL in the homepage, default search, and new tab page fields. This whole obstruction stems from the malicious device profile laced with the system configuration without your awareness and consent. Since the usual removal techniques appear to be ineffective in this case, your plan B is to go into System Preferences, click Profiles, and find the profile that doesn’t belong there. Select it and click the “minus” button to terminate the admin-level control AnySearchManager has wrongfully imposed on your Mac. Once you do this, you can disable the unwanted extension in Safari, Chrome, or Firefox. Additionally, be sure to drag the application itself to the Trash. To prevent AnySearchManager virus from reappearing, ascertain that there are no more loopholes left in your system. Look for suspicious processes in the Activity Monitor and check your Mac’s Login Items for potentially harmful entries. If any anomalies are spotted, sort them out right away.