Lucky Leap is an adware application that is distributed by Yontoo, a division of Sambreel Holdings based in Carlsbad, CA. Lucky Leap is a rebrand of the various other web browser extensions that Yontoo delivers all with similar names and web sites including (BrowseFox, WebCake, and dozen upon dozens of others). The program is mostly included as part of a download bundle, even CNet's Download.com used to distribute this in their installer (but no longer do so).
Upon installation, this adware installs itself as a web browser addin/plugin and or extension depending on the browser the user has. It will effectively inject various forms of advertising in the browser including but not limited to inline text and multi-site searching, related search results, comparison shopping popups and a number of banners and popups/popunders for additional offers of both standard ads as well as unwanted software.
In addition to displaying advertisements, Lucky Leap will also modify the web browsers settings in order to facilitate its ad injection offers. When installed and without any notice (other then on the website EULA luckyleap.net/terms), the software will automatically adjust the 2 second load time in Internet Explorer by turning it off. This action prevents IE from warning the user that a slower BHO is causing some unwanted effects. It will also it will modify the browser's Instant Search feature and will adjust the browser so that clicking on a search engine results page (SERP) link will open the page in a new browser tab.