(Solved) Why does Firefox double underline almost random words into links?

Brian posted a mod on the news with a name like Tobruk and it was automatically double underlined for some reason with a spam link. I type and the text words like credits, Christian, internet service, Firefox, associate, and other text gets randomly underlined with spam links. What is going on? It's annoying. Could it be caused by spam bots? Is there any sort of plug-in to prevent this? I should do a virus scan overnight and see if it helps.

In case you have the same thing, I’ve probably figured it out. I went to http://www.adobe.com/ and selected Adobe Reader from the Downloads drop-down menu. A message popped up in a new tab that I am the only winner in my city and it has “Playbryte” at the top of the tab.

Go to My Computer, Control Panel, Add or Remove Programs, and uninstall Playbryte. The screwy annoyance of random words being double underlined as spam hypertext in Firefox is now gone if you do the same thing all over again at Adobe’s web site and nothing happens.

Here’s what I tried and it worked:
-Ran anti-virus scanners that I already have
-I did research on the internet
-The Opt out of viglink hyperlink doesn’t work by itself: http://www.viglink.com/opt-out/
-I tried http://malwaretips.com/blogs/green-double-underlined-ads-removal/ and it must have had a delayed reaction
-I watched this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzBqnLgOzwM
-Erased/uninstalled Spigot (A spyware where I don’t know how it’s gotten there.)
-Erased/uninstalled DynamicPricer.dll from C drive
-Erased/uninstalled uTorrent and I want to forget about uTorrent
-Install Noscript for Firefox and Adblock Plus for Firefox.  Then Noscript blocked me from Facebook.  So I uninstalled it.
-I read this: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/forum/ie8-windows_xp/double-underlined-text-ads/8b7426d3-8c9d-4b05-842c-051e4cd30268
-I had to restart my computer a couple times.  There was a delayed reaction.
 
Now it’s not showing random words as double-underlined green spam links.  It’s not showing random words as double-underlined black spam links.

Uninstalling uTorrent was unnecessary, I think considering how many people use it it would be unbelievably unlikely that they would install spyware with it.

I don't think I've had malware (well, detected malware) on this computer ever. It's been a year. And on my old PC probably no malware in another year.