But that doesn’t make Allnicefeed entirely safe either. The fact that it constantly redirects you to various web locations hides certain risks, including the risk of exposing you to actual viruses out there. You could end up on a page that’s been infected, for example, or click on an ad that has some dangerous Trojan or ransomware embedded in it – the possibilities are endless. This is one reason we don’t recommend interacting with any of the content displayed by Allnicefeed. And to better protect yourself of any potential slipups, it’s best to just uninstall the hijacker altogether. As for how you may have installed it, on the other hand, there are a few options here too. But by far the most common of them is from within the setup of another program that you recently downloaded. This may have been some system optimization tool or a free file format converter, etc. The bottom line is that Allnicefeed likely came bundled in the installer of this program and if you ran the default or automatic installation, then that is how you also installed the browser hijacker.